Governor candidate Betsy Johnson emphasizes personal responsibility. Now she faces questions about her own handling of a 2013 car crash
Betsy Johnson, an unaffiliated candidate for governor, is pictured in a recent campaign ad driving past homeless encampments in Portland. Johnson faces questions this week about her efforts to avoid responsibility for a 2013 car crash.
Oregon unaffiliated governor candidate Betsy Johnson is under scrutiny this week for her handling of a 2013 car crash in which Johnson, then a Democratic state senator, rear-ended and injured another driver who was coming to a stop at a red light in Scappoose.
At the time, news reports focused on Johnson’s serious injuries which caused her to miss more than a month of the Legislative session and use a wheelchair for six months.
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