Portland, hard drugs, and other experiments in direct democracy can be kept weird by Democrats

Oregon voters decriminalized small amounts of hard drugs in the state in 2010. Legislators say they're tired of decriminalizing hard drugs. They say they want to change the law, which decriminalized hard drugs four years ago. The state legislature says it's time for a change.

A 'fentanyl emergency' plan has been declared in Portland, Oregon, years after the state passed Measure 110 which effectively legalized drugs. The plan is a fool's errand. Here's why. Keep Portland Weird? Democrats act tough, but making same mistakes that will keep Portland drugged out.