Portland, Oregon is such a disaster, even for singer/songwriter John Mellencamp, who boasts that “left wing as much as possible,” has written a commentary on the socialist hell and its failures.
The song “Portland Eyes,” is illuminating the problem of homelessness while the city continues to be cruel and violent.
He has failed the Portland Democrat Mayor Ted Wheeler appeared to laughing and mocking to a woman at a city council meeting where she expressed concern about the city’s problems and the safety of Portland residents.
An 82-year-old man died brutally beaten in an unknown attack at a bus station in Portland.
The city was busy arguing for days after the Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade on the subject of abortion, breaking windows and destroying several houses.
In April, Antifa terrorists They attacked the People’s Convoy from the ground throwing paint balloons and rocks at the cars on 205 North.
One woman died and five others were injured in a Big shots involving Antifa terrorists during anti-police protests.
Local businesses and major retailers have closed their doors due to homelessness, violence, crime and theft.
Mellencamp sang:
They are all homeless, where do they come from?
In this world of information nothing is happening
Helping those who have nothing and can’t run
Your tears and prayers will not help the homeless
The people of Portland joined them Fox & Friends and shared how the song has affected concerned citizens.
“It’s really bad, isn’t it?” The city of Portland and the state of Oregon are in trouble right now. And John Mellencamp nailed it with these few lines in the song. I think my favorite is one of those you just said, ‘A world of excess where there is nothing,'” resident Bridget Barton said.Fox & Friends First” Tuesday.
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“In Oregon, we only have 4 million people. In the last six or seven years, we’ve given $4 billion to this problem. And yet the mayor of Portland freely admits that the problem is 50% worse, not better. It’s 50% worse. It’s a comment. It’s sad for his leadership and the leadership of the state,” Barton added.