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Why Portland Needs the National Guard | Candidate Ben West Breaks Silence

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This is why cities are falling apart — and what one man is doing to stop it 👇 In this uncut interview, Commissioner Ben West — a current elected official and candidate for re-election in Clackamas County, Oregon — exposes the political disaster that has unfolded in #portland - and what has gotten us to the point of National Guard involvement. From lawless protests and Antifa strongholds to crippled police forces and corrupt leadership, this is what happens when far-left ideologues run the show. And Ben West is one of the few elected voices daring to speak out — and run against it. 💡 Inside this episode of The Rice Report: - Why Portland has become the poster child for urban collapse - How far-left politicians have turned the city into a sanctuary for lawlessness - The truth about Antifa’s influence, ICE protests, and why police can't act - Why Ben West is fighting to restore law, order & common sense in Oregon - How the National Guard, federal agents & local officials are clashing behind the scenes - What this means for YOUR city — and how it could happen to you Ben West is running for re-election — and if what he’s saying is true, every American needs to hear this. 🚨 Portland is just the beginning. I’d love your comments. 🔔 Subscribe for more hard-hitting reports on politics, power & the fight for freedom.

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Why Portland Needs the National Guard | Candidate Ben West Breaks Silence

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