Dialogue

When the going gets weird, the weird turn chicken.

"History will judge the people of today for whether they did or did not resist the coming dictatorship of Trump, just as we who resisted Nixon have been judged."

“The issue is corporate control and consolidation of the airwaves and corporate America’s willingness to kowtow at the expense of our rights.”

What exactly is to blame for Providence’s plight? Here’s what our readers had to say.

The late Gov. Tom McCall famously wanted people to visit Oregon but not stay. It took a while, but his wish came true.

Readers respond to the conditions at an embattled shelter in the Rockwood neighborhood.

Last week, WW examined the state of East Portland’s Gateway neighborhood, which lies east of Interstate 205 and is plagued by crime, homelessness and most recently, the impending closure of the Gateway Fred Meyer.

Last week, Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson approved an ethics investigation conducted by an outside law firm, spurred by a revelation in WW.

“This is like an article about baseball in New York that never mentions the Yankees. And I HATE the Yankees!”

"Portland in the ’90s was just a fantastic place for music and art."

“I can’t recall the last time I yanked a WW out of the box so fast then started reading the thing right in front of the box.”

"In my opinion, it is not socialism we should be afraid of, but fascism and a government intent on accruing the most wealth for the very few on the backs of the many millions of the rest of us."