Wednesday’s opening of the Electoral College votes before a joint session of Congress will be a lesson in U.S. government, so tune into C-Span or set your VDR. On Saturday eleven Republican senators indicated they would vote to not seat the Electors from four ... More »
What can America expect under a President Joe Biden administration? Will he roll back many of the Trump administration’s policies? Will Biden forge policy in line with the U.S. Constitution? Here are six policy changes Biden will make in his first 100 days:Fir... More »
Congressman Tom Cole (OK-04) this week led introduction of a resolution in the U.S. House of Representatives to recognize November as National Native American Heritage Month, honoring tribal nations throughout history. Following introduction, the congressiona... More »
On November 3rd, Oklahomans will go to the polls and vote on two State Questions. SQ# 805 is on the ballot due to the efforts of Oklahomans for Sentencing Reform.(OSR). If SQ# 805 is passed, it would amend the state constitution to prohibit the use of a person... More »
On November 3rd, State Question # 814 is on the ballot. It was placed there by a Joint Resolution passed by the legislature. It involves the Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET). In 1996, Oklahoma and 45 other states across the country sued tobac... More »
by Steve Fair & Georgia Williams Judges and Justices in Oklahoma are appointed by the Governor and then confirmed by the State Senate. The Governor is given three possible nominees by the Judicial Nominating Commission, a group of fifteen (15). Six are appoint... More »
The largest public-school system in Oklahoma is an on-line virtual school model. Epic Charter Schools is fully accredited by the state of Oklahoma. According to their website: “Epic Charter Schools combines the convenience of online learning with the support o... More »
by Wayne Watts A ‘Red White and Blue Salute to Oklahoma’ is being formed to recognize and support First Responders, Military and Essential Workers, to honor the Flag and Stand for God and Country according to a press release from Chickasha resident Stewart Mey... More »
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by Wayne Watts, publisher The November 3 General Elections are just a month away. The deadline to register to vote or update voter information such as a change of address is Friday, October 9. There is a huge push on all sides to encourage voting in the upcomi... More »
A conservative view of national, state and local politics By Steve Fair TRUMP SHOULD HIGHLIGHT ACCOMPLISHMENTS The 2020 presidential debates have been set. The Commission on Presidential Debates(CPD), a nonprofit established in 1987, sponsors the debates. Ther... More »
Congressman Tom Cole (OK-04) released the following statement after the United States Senate voted to acquit President Donald Trump yesterday of both articles of impeachment passed by House Democrats in December. “After an exhausting ordeal initiated by House ... More »
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