Plastic bags and dish soap banned in Oregon? Todd Wynn explains

08-08-2010 • Liberty Cap Press/The Invisible Hand

This week on the Invisible Hand, Tracy R. Twyman interviewed Todd Wynn, environmental policy analyst and Vice President of the Cascade Policy Institute, about some of the extreme anti-business and anti-freedom policies being passed or considered by the state of Oregon, including laws against dish detergent, plastic bags, and “non-renewable energy.”

1 Comments in Response to Plastic bags and dish soap banned in Oregon? Todd Wynn explains

Comment by Annie Oakley

Entered on: 8/10/2010 10:22:54 AM

Not impressed with your soap and plastic bag ban! However, when you get brave enough to ban the "real" polluter, chemtrails and all dangerous geo-engineering being done right before your eyes (must look up) illegally . . which is soon to be made legal via the "Climate Change" (Cap & Trade) legislation . . I may move to Oregon!

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