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Opinion: Pioneer Courthouse Square is leading downtown’s comeback Updated Dec 23, 2020; Facebook Share Stewart is president of the Pioneer Courthouse Square board of trustees. Thirty-six years ago, after years of planning and debate, Pioneer Courthouse Square was born. Our mission then, as it is today, was to actively program and enrich the experience of being downtown and provide a safe, inspiring gathering place for Portlanders and visitors from all walks of life. In a normal year, more than 11 million people visit Pioneer Courthouse Square. This year has been anything but normal, challe...

Ahead of that and produce cars that won't be impacted by that >> in this country, clean air, clean water, epa regulations and creation of epa and all of these things were done or many of them were done under republican administrations at the state level and the federal level. this used to be a bipartisan issue and in fact republicans in this country have a history and taking the lead on environmental. >> richard nixon signed the pa into law >> that's right. >> thank you, anne as always >> less than 24 hours, chris hayes and i will talk to candidates on both sides of the isle should they reach ...

Ed: doctor ford gave credible testimony but people think he gave credible testimony as well and he said she said right now and another thing the mainstream media is leaving out, they talked about of the first day but the usa today story, less about this moment at the hearing. >> the other night ashley and my daughter said their prayers and liza, 10 years old. said to ashley we should pray for the woman. a lot of wisdom from a 10-year-old. we mean no bill will. >> all we hear is he was angry. there were angry moments but you don't hear about that. >> i heard some of that. people on the left are...

Votes. if that rule wsh in place, this bill would be dead on arrival, do you suppose this is an instance where the president needs to get actively involved, tell paul ryan put the bill on if this is in fact what the outline looks like and then if paul ryan does that, is that something that passes the house easily? >> if a bill comes over from the senate with bipartisan support, i believe it will have more than adequate votes to pass the house of representatives. the question right now is what kind of bill will the president sign? still unclear where the president is. a statement yesterday that...

Unlikely because i think what you will find out is that there is ample funds put in there particularly for those with pre-exists conditions. or bill fully funding pre-existing conditions and the senate bill will, as well. so that is the major concern people have in the market and this will be funded back in their you states. it is so unlikely, but worst case scenario was my point and i don't think that that is ever really going to be a meaningful factor. >> well, republican from north carolina, thank you very much for your time. appreciate it. the voice of the people is a powerful enough to ...