
Senator Ron Wyden I wanted to share my campaign's second TV ad with you. It features Paul Sansone, a tree farmer and small businessman from Gales Creek. He's supporting me because he knows I'll always put the people of Oregon first by standing up to the special interests. If you like what you see then please click the "share" link below.
In our campaign's second television spot, tree farmer and small businessman Paul Sansone of Gales Creek talks about his respect for Senator Wyden for opposing the $700 billion bailouts and fighting taxpayer-funded bonuses for CEOs.

Senator Ron Wyden My recent swings through eastern and southern Oregon were a good opportunity to highlight my efforts to put people back to work and preserve vital jobs in our rural and coastal communities. But the job's not done. Please share your thoughts on what other steps must be taken by commenting below.
Over the last few weeks, Ron Wyden has taken swings through Eastern and Southern Oregon to highlight the work he is doing to help our state's rural and coastal communities get back on their feet. In visits to Hood River, Pendleton, La Grande, and Baker City, Wyden touted his work ...

Senator Ron Wyden More than 225 people have shared my new TV ad with their friends and family on Facebook. Thank you! Please join them by watching my new ad, and then clicking "share" below to show your support.
When it comes to Washington D.C., our Senator, Ron Wyden, is a little different. But as Oregonians, we’re glad he isn’t a typical politician. Today we are releasing our first television ad, and we wanted to give you a sneak peek as it hits the airwaves. Be the first one ...

Senator Ron Wyden I want you to be among the first to watch my new ad, which has just started appearing on TV statewide. Please watch it, and then click the "share" link below to share it with your friends here on Facebook.
When it comes to Washington D.C., our Senator, Ron Wyden, is a little different. But as Oregonians, we’re glad he isn’t a typical politician. Today we are releasing our first television ad, and we wanted to give you a sneak peek as it hits the airwaves. Be the first one ...

Senator Ron Wyden I care as much as you do about growing Oregon's private-sector economy. I think there are areas, like improving transportation infrastructure, where smart public investments can make a real difference. Check out this story from Sisters, Oregon and then let me know what you think about it!
Senator Ron Wyden got a perspective on the economic health of the Sisters Country in a meeting with a group of community leaders on Friday.

Senator Ron Wyden Seeing our beautiful state is always a high point during the campaign, and I enjoy meeting people across Oregon. Last week I was in Coos Bay, Bend, Albany, McMinnville, Eugene, Corvallis, and Reedsport, and this week I will be heading east to Hood River, Pendleton, La Grande, and Baker City, and then back to Hillsboro and Medford. I'm looking forward to it!

Senator Ron Wyden From agriculture and timber to construction and biosciences, boosting Oregon's economy and creating jobs are pivotal. I got a chance for an extended discussion on this with Medford's KOBI-TV yesterday. Click below to take a look, and then please leave a comment and let me know your thoughts on strengthening our economy.
Oregon's senior U.S. Senator Ron Wyden talks agriculture, transportation, and private sector job growth on Medford's KOBI-TV.

Senator Ron Wyden Today I'm in Lane County, at a National Guard job fair in Eugene and with the Habitat for Humanity crew at the Willamette Valley Blues & Brews Festival. And tomorrow I'll be in Medford to meet with my friends, the Jackson County Democrats. What are your plans for the weekend?

Senator Ron Wyden It's been quite a productive week! Two of my top bipartisan priorities in the Senate took big steps forward. My bill to fight sex trafficking passed the Judiciary Committee, and my bill to end the obstructionist tactic of "secret holds" is now scheduled for a vote in September.
Senator Wyden's productive week: legislation to fight sex trafficking, outlaw "secret holds" advance
Senator Wyden's productive week: legislation to fight sex trafficking, outlaw "secret holds" move forward In the final week before the August recess, Senator Ron Wyden was very productive. Two of his bills, to combat the ... posted at Wyden for Senate

Senator Ron Wyden We started airing a new radio ad today. John Shelk of Ochoco Lumber in Prineville speaks about my Eastside Forest Plan and our work to bring timber companies and environmentalists together to revive our rural communities. Can you pitch in and help us keep this ad on the air? Click below to listen!
We wanted to give you a chance to hear our first radio ad of the campaign, highlighting Senator Wyden’s leadership in working to end the timber wars that have plagued our state for decades. A ... posted at Wyden for Senate

Senator Ron Wyden In a few minutes OPB's Think Out Loud is highlighting the ongoing problem of sex trafficking here in Oregon, and what we're doing to fight it. Tune in and join the conversation by clicking the link below.

Senator Ron Wyden Last weekend I joined thousands of my fellow Oregonians in enjoying the Washington County Fair. I had a fantastic time, and especially liked meeting so many fine people. Click on the picture people and take a look!
Senator Ron Wyden at the Washington County Fair, July 2010.
Senator Ron Wyden hitting the trail, meeting Oregonians across the state.

Senator Ron Wyden Following up on this morning's post, I wanted to share this video from KOIN-TV in Portland from my ride along on Friday. Click below to take a look.
Senator Ron Wyden fights the growing problem of teenage sex trafficking in Oregon and works to secure a $900,000 in funding for a YWCA women's shelter to aid victims. From KOIN-TV, July 31, 2010.

Senator Ron Wyden Last Friday, I rode along with Portland police to see dangers of sex trafficking first hand. The good news is that we will soon secure $900,000 to open a YWCA shelter in Portland to help women and girls escape from this modern form of slavery. We can't stop until we've wiped out the sexual enslavement of our children.
Wyden rides with Portland Police to see teenage sex trafficking problem first-hand, works to deliver
Last Friday in a ridealong with Portland Police, Senator Ron Wyden bore witness to Oregon's growing problem of teenage sex trafficking. Young girls, some no older than 15, endure an unfathomable cycle of abuse. Senator ... posted at Wyden for Senate















