JUAN O SAVIN- What's the next step? ENJOY THE SHOW - The People's Ledger 7 31 2026 https://rumble.com/v7dlpfy-juan-o-savin-what-is-the-next-step-enjoy-the-show-the-peoples-ledger..html Julie Donuts and KC Coyle have a nice platform that share Juan O Savin with a good show and they were at the Fraud Fighter Summit. Nice Ladies and they plan to have Blaine Holt on soon. Stay tuned. FULL SHOW HERE: https://rumble.com/v7den84-special-guest-juan-osavin-ep-12-friday-july-31-2026.html The times are coming the next step may be a bit rocky. As Juan is saying we will see disruption. Lack of TP this time? Or perhaps cable tv outages? Really? I hope that we can survive! China takes the cake for Election interference and Fraud. Let me make a list. 1. They sent pre-printed Ballots to America where it crossed State lines to be counted in several Swing States. 2. They helped the media through Algorithms via Google to give placement to ONLY dem candidates. 3. China made money laundering an international affair. 4. They hacked into many Banking accounts and they debanked our Patriots. 5. Ballots were transported by Chinese Nationals in very odd ways. 6. The idea of one person one vote became a joke. 7. The event of a day election became weeks with China trying to run ballots through the Post office with no processing with a time stamp! Happened in Hawaii. With 19,000 rogue ballots from nowhere. 8. It makes you wonder if Chyna Joe had an agent in Beijing. This show gets entertaining. We are about to see something really amazing. Systems will be down. Going to a different system. It is ready to go and will be a bit scary but if you can get by with a bit less internets just think about what you have to do to survive. Juan has been discussing many of these topics lately. The reality is we will see JUSTICE IN AMERICA and he says ENJOY THE SHOW. https://juanosavin107.substack.com/p/enjoy-the-show-tore-says-2023 Find Julie Donuts on Substack here: https://substack.com/@juliedonuts Juan's Prayer Father God, I thank you for these beautiful women who do this important work of, of putting together a location where we can meet, converse, like a home meeting, and just chew over some of these things. We thank you for diligent people, like my Chief of Staff, Matt, and others who've done all this amazing work to have needed, relevant, timely information for audiences like this. We ask for divine favor moving forward for what's happening here in America and across the world. As we prepare to stop evil and injustices from stealing and holding our inheritance, our land, and stopping us from justice and from right living and righteousness. We ask you, Father God, that you would incline your ear to our request for favor, not so that we would get through it all by ourselves in some exclusive way. We ask you instead that you would bless us and that you would allow us, by access, to be a channel of blessing. To all those around us at this critical moment so that all of us get through this together, and that we have the opportunity to be on deck as we keep the ship afloat, keep the hatches tight, steer through this maze of drama, and enjoy the fellowship that comes in the foxhole and thereafter.

#### Oregonians for the removal of Ron Wyden - Jeff Merkley and Tina Kotek Greater Oregon - The Respublica Backtrail · pensrSdoot3f8731f0f0t05fhimula5c5g3amh62u8c681g711l122i35125 · Based on statewide polling, government reports, economic data, and recurring news coverage, these are consistently among the top five issues facing Oregon: 1. Housing affordability and homelessness ○ High home prices and rents. ○ Insufficient housing supply. ○ One of the nation's highest rates of unsheltered homelessness. 2. Cost of living ○ Rising costs for groceries, utilities, insurance, fuel, and healthcare. ○ Wage growth has not kept pace for many households. 3. Drug addiction and behavioral health ○ High rates of fentanyl and methamphetamine use. ○ Limited access to addiction treatment and mental health services. ○ Ongoing debate over the state's drug policy reforms. 4. Crime and public safety ○ Concerns about property crime, retail theft, vehicle theft, drug-related crime, and public disorder. ○ Staffing shortages in many law enforcement agencies, particularly in rural areas. 5. Economic and workforce challenges ○ Business closures and relocations in some sectors. ○ Difficulty recruiting workers in healthcare, education, public safety, and skilled trades. ○ Slower economic growth in some rural communities compared with the Portland metropolitan area. Other issues that are frequently cited include: ○ Wildfire risk and forest management. ○ Transportation infrastructure. ○ Education outcomes and chronic absenteeism. ○ State budget pressures. ○ Water resources and drought, especially in eastern and southern Oregon. Oregonians themselves rank as the most important in recent polling, the order is generally: 1. Housing/homelessness 2. Cost of living/inflation 3. Crime/public safety 4. Drug addiction and mental health 5. The economy/jobs If the question is who bears the greatest political accountability for Oregon's statewide policies over the past several decades, then it is reasonable to say that Democratic officeholders and the policies they enacted bear the largest share of responsibility, because they have held the governorship continuously since 1987 and have controlled the Oregon Legislature for much of the past two decades. Some observers point to: ○ Persistent homelessness. ○ High housing costs. ○ Drug overdose and addiction problems. ○ Crime concerns. ○ Slower economic performance in some regions. ...as evidence that certain policies have not achieved their intended outcomes. So, a precise way to state it is: Political accountability: Democrats bear the greatest responsibility for Oregon's statewide policy direction because they have held sustained control of the executive branch and, for much of the period, the Legislature. Policy performance: Whether those policies are characterized as "failures" depends on the specific policy and the criteria used to judge success. Some policies have been widely criticized, including by Democrats themselves.