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On February 21, 2025, Oregon Legislative Administrator Brett Haines informed me that “a decision to restrict your access has been made” the same week Senate Bill 1057 was introduced. (Senator Kim Thatcher introduced SB 1057 “on [my] behalf” on February 18th) Haines’ decision was premised upon the claim that my
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At 14:25 on February 21, 2025, I received the following letter from Oregon Legislative Administrator Brett Hanes. Text of the Above Letter Office of the Administrator 21 February 2025 Mr. Logan Isaac PO Box 1251 Albany, OR 97321 900 Court St NE, Rm. 140A • Salem, OR • 97301 LEGISLATIVE ADMINISTRATION
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I will be visiting the Oregon State Capitol building to exercise my rights as an American citizen, Oregon Resident, and constituent of Oregon House District 15. Shelly, you have no private authority to interfere with the rights guaranteed to Americans under the Constitution or Oregon Revised Statutes. If any individual
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Received, thank you. For the record, I prefer Brother (Br.) rather than Mr. ("master"); I have been a Life Professed Member of the Hospitallers of Saint Martin since November 2019. Although we agree that the events that occurred January 27th were "not acceptable," it appears we
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The following letter was sent by Representative Shelly Boshart Davis at 17:40 on February 7, 2025. CCed were Senator Sara Gelser Blouin, Legislative Administrator Brett Haines, Security Manager Brad Brainard, Oregon State Police Public Information Officer Kyle Kennedy, and Dignitary Protection Lieutenant Casi Hegney. Dear Mr. Issac, I am
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*The following was sent on January 28, 2025 to New York Times Chief Legal Officer Diane Brayton, Managing Editors Marc Lacey and Carolyn Ryan, and reporter David Philipps and podcaster Michael Barbaro. The New York Times published false information that, unless publicly retracted, calls for a complaint with the Federal
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*The following is an email I sent on January 28, 2025 to Vice President Therese Bottomly, Politics Co-Editor Betsy Hammond, and reporters Lizzy Acker and Aimee Green. The Oregonian published false information that, unless publicly retracted, calls for a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission. An April 25, 2017
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The following exchange occurred January 27, 2025 in the Salem public office of Representative Shelly Boshart Davis with her Chief of Staff, Reneé Perry, and Oregon State Police (OSP). Transcript [00:00:00] Logan M. Isaac: I talked the other day about picking up a bill for Logan. I think
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Hello Br. Isaac, Thank you for providing this list. I would like to find a path forward that does not require legal intervention or Sojourners violating our editorial policies. Our take-down policy, published on our website, states that we do not grant take-down requests. When authors write pieces
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I'm forwarding this email I sent to The Oregonian because David [Philipps] and Michael [Barbaro] picked up on their story back in 2017. Turns out, calling what happened a "hate crime" was (civilian) confirmation bias, because Rodriguez's charge was not a "hate crime.
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The following was sent to Politics Co-Editor Betsy Hammond and Vice President Therese Bottomly of The Oregonian/Oregon live on January 24, 2025 at 12:55. Betsy [Hammond] (and Therese [Bottomly]), Sen Thatcher has asked me for comments on Senate Joint Memorial 1, which will have a committee hearing
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Dear Br. Isaac, I am waiting to hear back from our HR department about the correspondence you had with our team dating back to 2007. In the meantime, I wanted to draw your attention to our copyright policy that was printed on our website prior to the publication of any