by Finding Gems and Sharing Them | May 12, 2020 | Christian Ministry, OKGrassroots, Social Networking, Washington County
R3publicans Dr. Judy Mikovits has information that Big Pharma and the Globalist Deep State does not want to be known. What has happened to free thought and the marketplace of ideas? When are we allowed to look at information and determine for ourselves what is true?...
by Irving Two Smokes | Mar 24, 2020 | Economy, Foreign Policy, OK R3s, OKGrassroots, Teaparty
The Tulsa World reports that “medical leaders” are asking Oklahoma Governor Stitt to issue a shelter-in-place order. The headline uses the word, “order,” but the letter to the governor, signed by fifteen medical organizations, uses the...
by Liberty on Tap | Mar 2, 2020 | OKGrassroots
Thursday, March 5th join us in the semi-private room of Senor Tequila (Brookside/33rd & Peoria) as we explore an issue that may go unnoticed by many, but can mean the world to some of the most vulnerable among us. Our special guests, Brooklyn & Micah Clopton,...
by Liberty on Tap | Feb 3, 2020 | OKGrassroots
There’s no shortage of alarming headlines about the flu (and other scary illnesses) this “flu season!” But no need to panic. Instead, empower yourself to take control of your health and emerge from this season stronger and healthier than ever before!...
by Jenni L. White | Jan 13, 2020 | Education, Education Policy, Home Education, OKGrassroots, ROPE
EDITORIAL:This week, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt indicated that he would like to see the State Superintendent of Public Instruction become a gubernatorially appointed position.Though members of ROPE have consistently advocated for the right of citizens to directly...
by Irving Two Smokes | Apr 1, 2019 | Economy, Foreign Policy, OK R3s, OKGrassroots, Teaparty
Here is my Facebook post regarding the New Zealand shooter’s manifesto that got taken down for violating Facebook’s Community Standards: I’ve read at least a dozen articles that reference the New Zealand shooter’s manifesto. They all follow the same...
