Author Archives: Scatcatpdx

About Scatcatpdx

I am just an average Joe living in the People Republic of Portland Oregon. I was a Republican Precinct Person for Washington County, and campaign volunteer. Now I am a IDKWIA (I Don't Know What I Am). I am a bible believing Christian who is Calvinist and Reformed in my theology and Anglican in worship and practice. My other interest are music (classical and world, Progressive Trance), drawing, and Fury Fandom, I consider myself a furry lifestyler.. I am a Ham Radio operator.

How Liberals Look at the Unemplyed

Posted on October 6, 2010 by Scatcatpdx

Thanks to PolitZoid This is a fine example why the left bothers me. The left looks at us unemployed as how much more entitlements they can offer than how the left can retun us to productive work and no longer need  … Continue reading →

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Mr. Rosen’s Broken Unemployment Window

Posted on September 28, 2010 by Scatcatpdx

The 405 club is unemployment blog I despise. The blog demonstrates the problem I have with the left while unemployed: The blog is more about how to get and stay on more entitlements than returning American workers to productive work. … Continue reading →

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Musings of an Unemployed Tech Part 2.0

Posted on August 27, 2010 by Scatcatpdx

They are banging at my door to get in. I guess there signs the economy is getting better or maybe not. I am getting more and more calls from temporary firm recruiters digging for temporary contract gold; sadly, many of … Continue reading →

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Immigration Christian vs Secular Conservatism

Posted on August 18, 2010 by Scatcatpdx

Recently the Portland Tribune ran a story What would Jesus do about immigrants? I agree with most of the article that a middle way solution to the immigration issue need to be found; a solution between absolute amnesty on the … Continue reading →

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