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We the People Petition Site - Bald Eagle Party Blog We the People Petition Site Introduction The "We the People" petition site is an essential platform for American citizens to voice their opinions and bring attention to critical issues. Launched by the Obama administration, this platform allows individuals to create and sign petitions, ensuring their voices are heard by the government. In this blog post, we will explore the significance of this platform, its challenges in recent years, and how it empowers citizens to participate in democracy. History and Background The "We the People" petition site was launched in September 2011 as part of President Obama's commitment to open government and civic engagement. This innovative platform enables citizens to create petitions on various iss...

Southern Oregon Media Contacts - Bald Eagle Party Blog Southern Oregon Media Contacts Your community resource for local media TV News Stations KGW (NBC affiliate) Website: kgw.com Phone: 503-226-5000 Email for News Tips: Submit via their contact form Address: 1501 SW Jefferson Street, Portland, OR 97201 KDRV (ABC affiliate) Website: kdrv.com Phone: 541-779-5555 Email: news@kdrv.com Address: 1090 Knutson Ave, Medford, OR 97504 KPTV (Fox affiliate) Website: kptv.com Phone: 503-906-1249 Email: newsdesk@kptv.com Address: 14975 NW Greenbrier...

USPS Satisfaction Survey USPS Satisfaction Survey Your feedback is valuable to me. Please take a moment to complete my survey and help me understand your experiences with USPS services. Loading… Helpful Resources Informed Delivery - Get a preview of your mail and manage your packages. Contact the Postmaster General - Reach out to the USPS Postmaster General for any concerns or inquiries. USPS Customer Service - Find answers to your questions and get support for USPS services. The Bald Eagle Party Jackson County, Oregon Killian Yates for Commissioner Contact Killian Killian Y.

Empowering Consumers: Advocating for Justice Without the Cost Empowering Consumers: Advocating for Justice Without the Cost Navigating the complex world of legal battles can be daunting, especially for consumers who find themselves struggling to afford legal representation or unable to secure it. At Bald Eagle Party, we understand the challenges you face and are here to offer support and advocacy on your behalf. While I am not an attorney, I am dedicated to helping you pursue justice in the face of adversity, ensuring your voice is heard and your rights are protected. Understanding Pro Se Filing For many, the concept of pro se filing—representing oneself in court without an attorney—can be a viable option. While it requires courage and determination, pro se filing can be an empowering way to seek justice independently. If you find yourself in this situation, know that you a...

Class Action Resource Page | Bald Eagle Party Class Action Resource Page Your comprehensive guide to class actions, settlements, and legal resources. Open Lawsuit Settlements Top Class Actions - Open Lawsuit Settlements Explore current open lawsuit settlements and see if you qualify for compensation. This resource provides updates on various class actions and the steps to join. Open Class Actions Stay informed about ongoing class action lawsuits, settlement deadlines, and potential compensation opportunities. This site lists numerous cases that may impact you. Class Action Settlements Find out about the latest class action settlements, eligibility requirements, and how to file a claim. This resource is essential for anyone looking to unders...

The "Delivering for America" Plan: Misguided and Misaligned with USPS's True Purpose The "Delivering for America" Plan: Misguided and Misaligned with USPS's True Purpose The "Delivering for America" plan introduced by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy fundamentally misunderstands the role and purpose of the United States Postal Service (USPS). By attempting to force the USPS to operate like a private freight company such as UPS, DeJoy's plan diverges from the historical and constitutional foundations of the postal service. A Misguided Approach The core issue with the "Delivering for America" plan is its focus on making the USPS self-sufficient and profitable. DeJoy's background as a stakeholder in UPS and his appointment to the USPS signal a conflict of interest, where the primary objective seems to be transforming the USPS into a profit-driven entity, similar to UPS. However,...

Founding Scam Watch: A Commitment to Elder Fraud Awareness, Prevention, and Recovery If you or someone you know is a victim of fraud, contact law enforcement immediately. You can call the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI, file a complaint with IC3 at www.ic3.gov , or submit your tip online with the FBI’s easy-to-navigate website: tips.fbi.gov . Founding Scam Watch: A Commitment to Elder Fraud Awareness, Prevention, and Recovery Killian Yates, Founder - Scam Watch Several years ago, I was at the Rogue Valley Mall, planning to use the Bitcoin ATM. As I approached, I noticed two elderly ladies looking confused and struggling with the machine. After offering my assistance, they hesitantly explained they were trying to purchase cryptocurrency to send to Mark Zuckerberg to claim a lottery prize they had been told they won. It took some persistence, but I finally go...

The Flaws of the 'Delivering for America' Plan for USPS The "Delivering for America" Plan: A Fundamental Misunderstanding of USPS The "Delivering for America" plan introduced by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy fundamentally misunderstands the role and purpose of the United States Postal Service (USPS). By attempting to force the USPS to operate like a private freight company such as UPS, DeJoy's plan diverges from the historical and constitutional foundations of the postal service. A Misguided Approach The core issue with the "Delivering for America" plan is its focus on making the USPS self-sufficient and profitable. DeJoy's background as a stakeholder in UPS and his appointment to the USPS signal a conflict of interest, where the primary objective seems to be transforming the USPS into a profit-driven entity, similar to UPS. However, the USPS was never intended to function this wa...

A Personal Journey: Overcoming Injury and Fighting for Fair Treatment A Personal Journey: Overcoming Injury and Fighting for Fair Treatment Date: June 05, 2024 When I reflect on my experience working at Frito-Lay, I am reminded of both the physical pain I endured and the immense struggle for proper medical care. This story is not just about my injury; it’s a testament to the need for fair treatment and support for workers everywhere. It’s a narrative I believe is crucial to share as part of my campaign for Jackson County Commissioner, as it highlights the systemic issues that workers face and my commitment to addressing them. The Injury and Its Immediate Aftermath During my time at Frito-Lay, I worked as a detailer while pursuing a promotion to a merchandiser. One day, a coworker repacked a box labeled as chips with bean dip and stacked it eight feet high. Unaware of the box...

As I continue my campaign for Jackson County Commissioner, one recurring theme that resonates with voters is the concern about the age and experience of their representatives. While some view youth as a disadvantage, I believe it is one of my greatest strengths. This belief is deeply rooted in my extensive study of history and politics, particularly the lives and legacies of the Founding Fathers. Youth and Vision: A Historical Perspective When we look back at the ages of the Founding Fathers in 1776, it's evident that youth played a significant role in the formation of our nation. John Jay was 30, Thomas Jefferson 33, Alexander Hamilton 21, and James Madison just 25. These individuals, despite their young ages, were instrumental in shaping the foundation of the United States. Their energy, vision, and willingness to challenge the status quo were pivotal in creating a nation built on principles of liberty, justice, and democracy. My Commitment to Historic...

Reflections on Political Choices and Introducing the Bald Eagle Party As a politically active citizen, my journey has seen significant evolution over the years. In 2016, my first election, I was an ardent supporter of Donald Trump. I didn’t just vote; I volunteered tirelessly at the Jackson County Republican Party, going door-to-door, making phone calls, and distributing signs. I was all in. By 2020, my perspective shifted. After four years under Trump’s leadership, I concluded that while he might be a great businessman, he fell short as a leader, especially as the leader of the free world. This realization led me to vote for Joe Jorgensen. During this period, I came to respect figures like Barack Obama, not just for their policies but for their character. Obama's openness about being a cigarette smoker and his efforts to ensure that his habit did not negatively influence the youth were actions that resonated with me.  Moreover, I noticed the absence of the “We the People” White Ho...