Sojourners
Logan M Isaac: hey. Sorry about that. You haven't been waiting long, have you? Matt Murphy: No, not too long. Logan M Isaac: Okay. I I just real, I, yeah. Didn't even notice there was a little popup block on my. Thingy. Matt Murphy: That'
For The Record
*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
The Oregonian
*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
SJM 1
Can you please confirm whether you still need me tomorrow? The online schedule says it was removed, so I assume it’s been rescheduled… 20250127-1659 from Thatcher's Office I just saw that. I don’t know when it would be rescheduled. Just keep an eye on that
6-25-CV-01159-MC
Nearly twenty minutes of unedited Oregon State Police (OSP) bodycam footage in which Trooper Brian Kolacz walks Logan M. Isaac, HoSM, to Senator James Manning's office and the two talk at length — the state's own contemporaneous record of a calm, cooperative advocate, recorded the same day
6-25-CV-01159-MC
Logan M Isaac: [00:00:00] 389. Boshart, Davis. 389. [to perry:] You want a hard copy as well? Renee Perry: Just put it on Google... Logan M Isaac: you wanna hear what I heard from [legislative counsel]? [perry briefly inaudible] You're a public official. You said you
SB 1057
On January 27, 2025, I provided Oregon Senator Kim Thatcher with the Legislative Concept that eventually became SB 1057, the Military Civil Rights Act. Logan M Isaac: [00:00:00] Um, I was coming to drop something by for Linda Oh. Come on in. Logan Isaac Um, I spoke with
MCRA
On January 27, 2025, I spoke with Oregon Legislative Counsel about how to move the MCRA draft from a former Representative's docket to a current lawmaker to introduce. LAC Counsel: [00:00:00] To reach is not available. At the tone, please record your message. When you have
The Oregonian
On January 27, 2025, I left a voicemail for the Public Editor of The Oregonian after being turned away at their headquarters in Portland. I never received a call back. [00:00:00] I'm about to call the Oregonian public editor, uh, that was the number that was
PPB
On January 27, 2025, I made a second visit to the Portland Police Bureau (PPB) to ask about their Public Information Officer, Mike Penner, and statements on the record. Logan M Isaac: [00:00:00] Hi. I was just in asking for the PIO. I was given the name Mike
The Oregonian
On January 27, 2025, I visited the headquarters of The Oregonian in Portland hoping to speak with their public editor, who I later learned was Laura Gunderson. I was prevented from speaking to her by an employee of the private security firm Securitas. 20250127-xxx5 Oregonian Building in Portland Logan
PPB
On January 27, 2025, I left a voicemail with Portland Police Bureau Public Information Officer Mike Penner. I did not receive a call back. Logan M Isaac: All right, I'm calling public information officer Mike Penner of the Portland Police Bureau. PPB PIO: Hi, you've reached