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Re: Oregon Trappers update: [Re: beaverpeeler] #8412895
06/02/25 05:24 PM
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Jeremy,
You mention that some don't feel comfortable talking in public. I used to be terrified of it, but it is like everything else, it takes practice. I would encourage people to just go ahead and let themselves be heard. The main thing when speaking on a bill is for the politician to know which way you lean and that you cared enough to come and speak and always be respectful.
This year I asked one of our members to come and speak to a committee. Karen tried to tell me she couldn't, but I talked her into it, and it turned out great. The Chairperson called her up after the hearing. You have to be heard to make a difference.

Re: Oregon Trappers update: [Re: beaverpeeler] #8412916
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I use to give power point presentations at public testimony. Gotta give them something to remember after listening to the same monotonous verbal testimony for hours on end.


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Re: Oregon Trappers update: [Re: Dirt] #8413206
06/03/25 12:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Dirt
I use to give power point presentations at public testimony. Gotta give them something to remember after listening to the same monotonous verbal testimony for hours on end.

Typically, you get 3 minutes or less for testimony and they don't allow any props. 90 seconds in Legislative committees is common. If I get asked questions I figure I have really scored. Often times legislators aren't even listening, even leaving the room at times but they do have a staffer counting yes/no. The only people they might let do a power point are agency staff. The way it is in WA.

Re: Oregon Trappers update: [Re: humptulips] #8413418
06/03/25 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted by humptulips
Jeremy,
You mention that some don't feel comfortable talking in public. I used to be terrified of it, but it is like everything else, it takes practice. I would encourage people to just go ahead and let themselves be heard. The main thing when speaking on a bill is for the politician to know which way you lean and that you cared enough to come and speak and always be respectful.
This year I asked one of our members to come and speak to a committee. Karen tried to tell me she couldn't, but I talked her into it, and it turned out great. The Chairperson called her up after the hearing. You have to be heard to make a difference.


Yes sir just trying to get em go is the main thing

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