by Finding Gems and Sharing Them | Sep 29, 2020 | Christian Ministry, OKGrassroots, Social Networking, State Questions, Washington County
Sample ballot link in Oklahoma If you want to pull your own sample ballot go to http://ok.gov/elections and type in your name and birthdate as prompted. Friends have been asking me for an election analysis this cycle and what to my wondering eyes did appear...
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 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...
by Irving Two Smokes | Mar 3, 2015 | Economy, Foreign Policy, OK R3s, OKGrassroots, Teaparty
Doug Bandow’s latest essay on the United States Postal Service is relevant to my blog post on the same in December.
by Irving Two Smokes | Feb 25, 2015 | Economy, Foreign Policy, OK R3s, OKGrassroots, Teaparty
In November, I blogged about the impact on mineral producers in Osage County, Oklahoma from a new mandate issued by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, requiring an environmental assessment as a precondition to any future drilling activity. I made mention of a federal...
by Irving Two Smokes | Dec 17, 2014 | Economy, Foreign Policy, OK R3s, OKGrassroots, Teaparty
“You know, a person’s mailbox is federal property, and it is against the law for anyone other than a postal carrier to put anything in it.” Have you ever heard that and wondered whether it is true, or just an urban myth? The first time I really wanted to know...
