America needs a new GOP

You can’t have a Republican Party if you don’t have a coherent and cohesive agenda. What do Republicans stand for? We can’t answer that question and get all Republicans to agree, judging by the way they vote with Democrats sometimes. But with Democrats, you ask them what they stand for and they will all agree: […]

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Reactions roll in over Gov. Stitt’s school choice compromise proposal

Governor Kevin Stitt’s proposal to break the legislative impasse over school choice legislation is being met with a wide range of reactions.

Read below for statements from:

  • House Speaker Charles McCall, R-Atoka (cautiously positive)
  • Oklahoma Farm Bureau (positive)
  • House Minority Leader Cyndi Munson, D-OKC (negative)
  • Senate Pro Tem Greg Treat, R-Edmond (somewhat negative)

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Cattle Group Addresses mRNA Concerns; Concludes MCOOL for Beef Is Needed ASAP

   R-CALF United Stockgrowers of America“Fighting for the Independent U.S. Cattle Producer”For Immediate ReleaseBy: R-CALF USA Field Director Karina JonesContact: R-CALF USA CEO Bill BullardPhone: 406-252-2516; r-calfusa@r-calfusa.comView and share this news release on Facebook here or view the web version here.Cattle Group Addresses mRNA Concerns; Concludes … Continue reading

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OKC Chapter Meeting for April, 2023

If you missed being at the in-person April, 2023 OK2A meeting at H&H Shooting Sports, we’ve got you covered. Below, click to listen to Don Spencer’s Legislative Update along with these 3 guest speakers, Rep. Jim Olsen, Rep. Chris Banning and Rep. Kevin West. Large Group in Attendance for Giveaways OK2A President, Don Spencer, had

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Parent’s Guide to Private Schools: The Current Private Schools

With the Oklahoma legislature preparing the final text of a school choice funding formula, SoonerPolitics undertook the task of compiling a couple of interactive maps, indicating the established private schools across the state. Some of this institutions are accredited by the Oklahoma Private School Accreditation Commission(OPSAC), but several dozens are decidedly not accredited, even though some are over 125 years old.  Current legislation provides families an advance tax credit betwe […]

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Paul Craig Roberts’s Quest for Truth and Justice

The Empire of Lies. By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts. Korsgaard Publishing. Xi + 346 pages. Paul Craig Roberts knows government from the inside. He is a former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. His experience and his studies of economics and history have made him deeply suspicious of government propaganda, and in The Empire of Lies, […]

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The Left Has Killed Our Great Cities

Chicago, Illinois image credit: Bigstock Mark down Tuesday, April 4, as the night Chicago died. That’s when we learned that Second City voters narrowly elected Brandon Johnson as their next mayor. This is a city that was flattened during the reign of Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who lost in the first round of voting for Chicago […]

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The US Could Use Some Separation Of Media And State

❖ The US State Department’s spokesperson Ned Price is being replaced by a man named Matthew Miller. Like Price, Miller has had extensive prior involvement in both the US government and the mass media; Price is a former CIA officer and Obama administration National Security Council staffer who for years worked as an NBC News […]

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The Next Steps For the Parental Choice Tax Credit Act

  The era of forced public schooling is over. The behemoth system which dominates the spending of our state taxes, will soon have to earn the continued patronage of Oklahoma families.   Currently, public schools spend about $10,000 per year, per child enrolled in a school district. The Oklahoma legislature is now poised to return the common education choices back to parents, by allowing them to direct thousands of dollars of their child’s portion of state education spending t […]

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A Tale of Two Whistleblowers

Back in August 2019, which seems like a long time ago considering the rapidly changing news cycle, a whistleblower filed a complaint about President Trump’s conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that occurred on July 25, 2019. The whistleblower didn’t work for the White House and was not directly involved with the call but cited […]

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