OK Rep. Jim Shaw discussed the “Save Oklahoma Plan,” emphasizing the importance of E-Verify to combat illegal employment practices in Oklahoma. The plan includes stopping the green energy agenda, biosludge dumping, foreign land ownership, toll roads, vaccine status discrimination and taxpayer-funded lobbying. Also mandatory E-Verify use for all employees.
Roberta Lewis advocates for Dayna Mooney, an Oklahoma mother whose autistic son was forcibly placed on chemotherapy by DHS, despite her wishes. This situation highlights government overreach and mismanagement. Citizens are encouraged to engage in activism, attend the Liberty Oklahoma Conference, and support Dayna financially through a Give Send Go link.
Interactions with author Christy Taylor on her GenExpletives Substack, lead to the idea of a podcast exploring opposing political views while finding common ground. After the assassination of Charlie Kirk, they decided to focus their inaugural episode on gun control, aiming for respectful dialogue despite differing opinions.
Trenton Rippey with Young Americans For Liberty discussed YAL’s role in empowering young conservatives amidst prevailing leftist ideals on college campuses. Trenton emphasized the importance of personal responsibility, the fight for true economic liberty, and the need for principled governance free from compromise.
Image of a podcast schedule for July, featuring various guests and topics such as the OKC Bombing, Independence Day, and political discussions, set against a background of the American flag.
Mary discussed a troubling Oklahoma DHS case on the podcast, revealing severe mishandling that may involve child trafficking. Viewers expressed outrage, emphasizing a flawed court system and the dangerous prioritization of ideology over child safety. The episode calls for public awareness and action to support the affected family amid inadequate political response.
The author questions why the Oklahoma Ethics Commission has failed to address apparent conflicts of interest among lawmakers, including donations from PACs and ties to private interests. The absence of inquiries or investigations raises concerns over governance integrity.
Mary from V1SUT Vantage and Roberta Lewis from Moms 4 Liberty discussed Governor Stitt’s appointment of Chris VanDenhende to the Oklahoma State School Board. Following the removal of board members due to “political drama,” concerns arose regarding VanDenhende’s business ties and prior funding. The discussion highlighted opposition to his confirmation.
Today, Representative Dell Kerbs and Senate Pro-Temp Paxton amended SB646 to revise Oklahoma’s education statutes, altering the State Board of Education’s structure and agenda processes. Concerns arise over potential governor influence on educational policies, with speculation about Jeb Bush’s involvement in supporting data collection initiatives, ultimately urging opposition to SB224.