Oregon Bill Post doxed

[Cavedweller]

"A Dallas-based journalist for Vanity Fair and MSNBC posted an Oregon lawmaker's personal information online early Friday morning, as a tit for tat after the lawmaker posted information about supporters of an initiative to ban assault weapon sales in the state.

Kurt Eichenwald launched an extensive Twitter tirade against Rep. Bill Post, a Republican from Keizer, just before 9 a.m. PST. Eichenwald posted a news story about Post's decision earlier this week to share phone numbers and home addresses of three Portland clergy leading an effort to ban sales of assault weapons in Oregon on Facebook."

'Don't bring a knife to a bazooka fight': Journalist posts Oregon lawmaker’s personal info online

A Dallas-based journalist for Vanity Fair and MSNBC posted an Oregon lawmaker's personal information online early Friday morning, as a tit for tat after the lawmaker posted information about supporters of an initiative to ban assault weapon sales in the state.

www.oregonlive.com

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[Geardo]

The state of politics is very sad.

 

[Member 5605]

"A Dallas-based journalist for Vanity Fair and MSNBC posted an Oregon lawmaker's personal information online early Friday morning, as a tit for tat after the lawmaker posted information about supporters of an initiative to ban assault weapon sales in the state.

Kurt Eichenwald launched an extensive Twitter tirade against Rep. Bill Post, a Republican from Keizer, just before 9 a.m. PST. Eichenwald posted a news story about Post's decision earlier this week to share phone numbers and home addresses of three Portland clergy leading an effort to ban sales of assault weapons in Oregon on Facebook."

'Don't bring a knife to a bazooka fight': Journalist posts Oregon lawmaker’s personal info online

A Dallas-based journalist for Vanity Fair and MSNBC posted an Oregon lawmaker's personal information online early Friday morning, as a tit for tat after the lawmaker posted information about supporters of an initiative to ban assault weapon sales in the state.

www.oregonlive.com

Updated Jan 30, 2019; Posted Mar 23, 2018

This is old news, this must have been shared in a Facebook group because those are notorious for recycling old information.

 

[BoringCruffler]

Umm... that was also 2018.

Edit: you're quicker than me, Digital.

 

[Cavedweller]

Updated Jan 30, 2019; Posted Mar 23, 2018

This is old news, this must have been shared in a Facebook group because those are notorious for recycling old information.

Sorry, didn't notice the date. It was on Oregon Live's news feed today. Don't know how that happenned.

 

[Member 5605]

Sorry, didn't notice the date. It was on Oregon Live's news feed today. Don't know how that happenned.

Wow.
I'm going to go ahead and close this since it's an accidental and no reason to dig up old news.