by Michael Bates | Dec 27, 2023 | History, OKGrassroots, Tulsa County
Here’s a brief introduction to the six candidates running for three seats Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education, drawing on public information, including filing information, voter registration records, and social media accounts. All addresses are in the City...
by R3publicans | Dec 27, 2023 | OKGrassroots, R3publicans
The graph below embodies a shit-ton of modern political, policy and financial history, even if on the surface its seems prosaic enough. Literally, it tracks in 2023 dollars of purchasing power the rise of the public debt since 1966. To be sure, 1966 did have some...
by Michael Bates | Dec 27, 2023 | Local Elections, OKGrassroots, Tulsa County
UPDATE: At the close of the filing period, we have three contested races for Tulsa school board, and contests for single seats in Berryhill, Owasso, and Union. The remaining 13 seats (including two each in Keystone and Liberty and the Tulsa Tech Center seat), are...
by OK2A Staff | Dec 26, 2023 | News, OK2A, OKGrassroots, Right to Keep and Bear Arms
In this 3-minute video, Don Spencer, President of OK2A is interviewed by KFOR reporter, Amaya Ward regarding SB1254. This is a bill written by Senator Jessica Garvin, Republican, from Duncan that would make it a felon instead of a misdemeanor to carry an illegal...
by R3publicans | Dec 24, 2023 | OKGrassroots, R3publicans
tags Nikki Haley, Trump, Sununu, Revolver] Nikki Haley is a right-wing warmonger, akin to a “conservative” version of Hillary Clinton, and she’s even adopting the pantsuit look. Haley, now the darling of the establishment and donors, is eager to send American troops...
by Julianne Romanello | Dec 23, 2023 | Agenda 21, OKGrassroots, The Great Reset, Transhumanism
Comprehensive plans are tools adopted by government, its agencies, partners, and/or proxies (including task forces, working groups, stakeholder councils, community organizations, civil society partners and the like) to establish the language, goals, and strategies for...
