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On our phone call last Thursday, you said "“we cover state issues and local Portland area issues.” Indeed, the Oregonian reported on hate crimes when a veteran attacked an Iraqi restaurant in Portland in 2017. But the paper did not apply the same standard when it reported on a
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Attached is everything the Linn County Courthouse kept from the trial. He pled out, so the DA did not get to ask him his motivation. Then he was stabbed and didn't like the sentence the judge handed him; https://democratherald.com/news/local/crime-courts/albany-stabbing-victim-
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Dave [Philipps] and Betsy [Hammond and Jamie Goldberg] (and Michael [Barbaro]), I represent the Military Improvement Association, a decentralized affiliation of military families and Civilian Allies advocating for military civil rights. In December, we will be at the Oregon capitol to testify before a state Senate Committee covering veterans in
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I am writing to inform you that Dave Philipps, who reports on my community, has gaslighted me and used a stereotype to try to discredit me and ignore civil rights he has been refusing to report on for the past 6 years. How can I file a formal complaint, and
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I looked up the NYTimes Code of Conduct, which prohibits discrimination and bullying, for which your accusation of mental illness may qualify; Your gaslighting me felt familiar, and it is only the latest in a line of snubs from you that show you've never seen me as competent
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Boring, amiright? Lemme know if NYT is gonna do anything about all this. I know I can find some less-than-fully informed reporting on military families civil rights. I know that because, when Ive brought this kind of stuff to you/them before, it gotten passed over. I’m
David Philipps
Logan Isaac: Im putting our emails on TikTok tomorrow morning unless I have reason to think you/r editors give a shit about military families. That’s giving you a lot more time than I gave Leo [Shane of Military Times] David Philipps, NYTimes: Hey. There’s a chance you
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Betsy; The Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2009 included a section that extended protections to service members, called the Soldiers Amendment. In the Oregonian's prior reporting (including here and here), the military protections of HCPA have been ignored. Less than a year after the HCPA was passed, my
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Tim, Eric, and Carina; We've been working together on this for months, help me understand why Wyden's letter on hate crimes is being suppressed. No mention in Wyden's committee Newsroom; https://www.finance.senate.gov/chairmans-news No mention in Wyden's own
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Hello, this is Dave. Hi, my name is Logan Isaac. I have information that could sway the election, as well as the evidence that it's being suppressed by the Democrats. Are you still at the New York Times? Suppressed by the who? Democratic Party. Locally, at least. When
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AI Generated Transcript: BH: My name is Betsy Hammond and I'm the politics editor at the Oregonian. LMI: Okay. BH: I understand that you're an activist on behalf of yourself and other veterans trying to secure rights for for veterans and that you were the Oregonian
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Last night I spoke with Leo Shane, a reporter with the Military Times, with whom I’ve had a handful of interactions since falling into the #GIJustice rabbit hole, including here at the American Enterprise Institute with Representatives Mike Levin and Brad Wenstrup. I called him up as soon as