6-25-CV-01159-MC
The following email from the Editor of The Oregonian to the Oregon Legislative Administrator was acquired through discovery for Isaac v. Manning (6:25-cv-011159-MC). The nature of their preexisting relationship remains unknown, as is the motive for the contact. Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2025 08:34:42
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
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
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
PPB
CCed: Lizzy Acker, Betsy Hammond. No party replied to the following email, but two days later I confirmed the active PIO at the time was Mike Penner. I'm trying to get information about a quote attributed to Public Information Officer SGT Pete Simpson in The Oregonian back in
The Oregonian
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. On January 27, after visiting Senator James Manning's office, whom Hammond disclosed she had somehow worked with before, I learned the
Oregon
Remarks before the Oregon Senate Committee on Veterans delivered December 10, 2024; My name is Logan M. Isaac, and I am here to provide context for two Legislative Concepts I authored that were submitted on September 27, 2024, by Vice Chair Senator Kim Thatcher and Representative James Hieb. * LC2560 urges
OR
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
OR
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-
NYTimes
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
The Oregonian
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