by Sandra Crosnoe | Dec 14, 2025 | Constitution, Feature Post, Original Content, Privacy, Real ID
By J. Stark Davis of Logan County, Oklahoma Some believe that government welfare benefits to the poor were created with good intentions, but they became a monster, nonetheless —destroying lives, marriages, and families, because they created dependency on Government,...
by Sandra Crosnoe | Nov 9, 2025 | Constitution, Feature Post, OKGrassroots, Original Content, Privacy, Property Rights, Video
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Rep. Tom Gann Phone: (405) 557-7364 Gann Studies License Plate Readers Impact on Privacy OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Tom Gann, R-Inola, on Thursday led a study on the use of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) and what he said is their use...
by Sandra Crosnoe | Apr 21, 2025 | Feature Post, OKGrassroots, Original Content, Privacy, Property Rights, Science & Technology
By Oklahoma State Representative Tom Gann Oklahoma State Representative Tom Gann is encouraging his colleagues to stay alert. He believes lobbyists are preparing a late-session push to greenlight what he calls the dangerous rise of “woke,” AI-driven law enforcement....
by Sandra Crosnoe | Feb 23, 2025 | Documents, Events, Feature Post, Original Content, Privacy, Property Rights, Science & Technology, Video
in Washington County, Flock Cameras (aka ALPR – automatic license plate readers) were proliferating and some of us started trying to educate our fellow citizens and patriots of their dangers. There are many problems associated with them, like invasion of privacy...
by Sandra Crosnoe | Dec 5, 2024 | Original Content, Privacy, Science & Technology, Washington County
By Josh Lock, Bartlesville Dec 2, 2024 Tonight a number of local citizens and I all made public comments in pursuit of flock surveillance removal. In response, the council sounded likely to take this up at its next meeting. Thank you to all of you who attended, spoke,...
by OKGrassroots Network | Mar 19, 2024 | Action, Legislation, Privacy
State Representative Tom Gann issued a statement today following the dramatic defeat of SB 1620 on Thursday. “In 2016, the legislature made the unfortunate decision to authorize the use of license plate scanner technology for the purpose of insurance...
