What Readers Think About a Bill That Would Make Shoving a TriMet Employee a Felony
Last week, WW wrote about a bill in the Oregon Legislature that would make merely shoving any TriMet employee a felony, with a maximum penalty of five years in prison (“Push Comes to Shove,” WW, Feb. 27, 2019). Democrats in control of Salem are torn between reducing incarceration and supporting organized labor. Here’s what readers had to say.