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More wastes of time from the lovely oregon GOP and especially the corrupt Linthicums.

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[–] [email protected] 10 points 9 hours ago (1 children)

A) eastern Oregon all combined has about the GDP of Portland. If it were it's own state, it'd be among the poorest and require tens of billions of federal funds to operate at all. If it joined Idaho, Idaho would actually become less productive per capita while the remaining Oregon becomes more productive.

B) if independent it would give two solid red senate seats

C) most of its water comes from the Cascades, which would absolutely vote to remain in western Oregon, meaning they'd forever be dependent on a blue state, and would be taking advantage of blue states investment into water management while contributing nothing.

D) this move, if allowed at the federal level, would encourage other balkanization of states, creating mass confusion among businesses, generating billions in new costs to handle the bureaucratic strain, and generally make doing anything positive with taxes impossible for decades. That's without dealing with the massive number of lawsuits, e.g. decades long contracts with states that Might be invalidated with the new state that needs to be settled.

[–] [email protected] -1 points 8 hours ago

It seems like the joining Idaho parts of a) and c) could be just as easily argued if it was part of Idaho trying to join Oregon.

If it'd be a drain on Idaho surely it's a drain on western Oregon currently. There seems to be a core issue with Oregon (and other western states). Borders shouldn't be based on how we can make 90° corners but instead geography or culture. Hence why CA also has those state of Jefferson people.