The following was sent to Therese Bottomly, Betsy Hammond, and Jamie Goldberg at The Oregonian; Marc Laney, Carolyn Ryan, Lauren Katzenburger, and David Philipps of The New York Times; and Leo Shane and Howard Altman at Military Times. I’ll be blunt: I don’t trust reporters and news editors,
Shelly Boshart Davis
On February 21, 2025, Oregon Legislative Administrator Brett Hanes 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
Brett Hanes
At 14:25 on February 21, 2025, I received the following letter from Oregon Legislative Administrator Brett Hanes. Mr. Isaac, Please see the enclosed letter that details the conditions under which you may enter the Oregon State Capitol to conduct any official business. Office of the Administrator 21 February 2025
NAACP
I am a newer NAACP member, I think I signed up in January. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get on any of the member Zoom meetings yet, but I wanted to put something on the chapter's radar for consideration. Senate Bill 1057 is a civil
Shelly Boshart Davis
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
Chase
Thank you for getting back to me finally. In October, when I initiated this via the online scheduler (which put me through to Corvallis), I still had some financial wiggle room. But now I no longer have funds to pay my minimum payment. What would Chase like to do about
Chase
Hi Logan, I have explored our options and wanted to provide you with an update. Unfortunately, there is no way to restructure the term of the loan or the payment amount. Our term loans are based on a 5 year term, always, and if we refinanced, it would be a
MCRA
After being submitted by then-Representative James Hieb 🐘, LC 2560 (the Military Civil Rights Act) fell into limbo when he was not re-elected to the Oregon Legislative Assembly. On February 13, 2025, Senator Kim Thatcher 🐘 submitted a new Legislative Concept (LC) and today LC 4669 has become Oregon Senate
MCRA
On February 13, 2025, Senator Kim Thatcher submitted a new Legislative Concept (LC) after Hieb’s LC 2560 died in limbo. *UPDATE: LC 4669 has been introduced to the Legislative Assembly, becoming Senate Bill (SB) 1057! SUMMARY Digest: Finds and declares that members of the military and their family have
Chase
Yes, I scheduled an appointment in October that routed me to the Corvallis location, who then directed me to the BDC (which turned out to be an overseas collection agency), who eventually told me you are my BRM and I have to go through you. I left two voicemails with
Chase
Hi Logan, Anne, from our Albany location, reached out and let me know that you have been trying to get ahold of me regarding options to restructure the loan, etc. I am looking into our options and will get back shortly. If you have been calling my work phone, I
Shelly Boshart Davis
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