Brett Hanes
“Please see the enclosed letter that rescinds the previous conditions for entry as well as the Capitol’s policies on respectful and harassment free workplace.” Dear Mr. Isaac, Having conducted a one-year review of your conditional entry into the Capitol dated 21 February 2025 and finding no infractions of
James Manning
Oregon resident: I feel naive asking this, but is that how it works in the legislature? If the chair doesn’t like the requestor of a bill, they can just shut it down? Like a whole group of people who are committing suicide in droves don’t get a chance
LAC
On April 17, 2025, Oregon Senate Committee on Veterans co-chair Kim Thatcher sent the following email referencing committee chair James Manning, who killed SB 1057 because a staff member “was confronted in a restaurant… with a video camera.” Just so you know, I did ask for a hearing. In
James Manning
On April 3, 2025, the National Archives’ National Personnel Records Center responded to my request for the military service records for James Ivory Manning, Jr., an Oregon state legislator who suppressed civil rights for fellow military families.
OR
It’s been nearly four weeks since Keizer Senator Kim Thatcher introduced Oregon’s Military Civil Rights Act, Senate Bill 1057. That same week, Albany Representative Shelly Boshart Davis curtailed my Constitutional rights to speech, assembly, and redress by illegally banning me from the state capitol in Salem. Keep reading
Oregon
At 14:25 on February 21, 2025, I received the following letter from Oregon Legislative Administrator Brett Hanes. 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 Dear Mr. Isaac, Your recent
For The Record
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
OR
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
OR
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! Scroll down for the text of LC 4669. Legislative Concept 4699 Draft SUMMARY Digest:
Blue Falconry
James Manning is the chair of the Oregon Senate Committee on Veterans , maybe because he is a veteran himself. But despite being a member himself of a community being targeted for violence, he has kicked a civil rights bill out of his Veterans Committee. So the answer to the question
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
Oregon State Police
After my January 27, 2025, visit my Oregon Representative, Shelly Boshart Davis (SBD), I requested the bodycam footage from the Oregon State Police (OSP). I emailed central.records@osp.oregon.gov on February 5th at 15:12. Here is what I wrote: Reason for Request: “Public interest, government accountability” Requested