Category: Liberty Issues

OK Senator David Bullard On Bad Bills Moving Through The Legislature So Far – Including Making Anti-Semitism Illegal

By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 27, 2025 0

On the March 26 podcast, Oklahoma Senator David Bullard discussed problematic bills in the Senate, including one addressing anti-Semitism, which he views as unnecessary government overreach. He also criticized House Bill 2298, allowing nurses expanded prescribing power without physician oversight. Bullard emphasizes the need for local governance and urges citizens to oppose these bills.

Former OK Rep Jason Murphy Talks About 2025’s Bad Bills – And More

By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 24, 2025 0

On March 21st, former Oklahoma Rep. Jason Murphy discussed significant legislation in Oklahoma with Michael and the author. Key issues included HB2289, criticized for restricting free speech about federal officials, and discussions about absentee voting laws. Grassroots engagement is increasing in Oklahoma, fostering a push for greater transparency and citizen awareness.

Questions And Answers With State Auditor And Inspector, Cindy Byrd

By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 23, 2025 0

On March 19th, an interview with Oklahoma’s State Auditor, Cindy Byrd, explored her extensive experience and the recent audit of Tulsa Public Schools. Cindy emphasized the challenges of agency transparency and accountability in Oklahoma, urging citizens to engage in the process to improve management of taxpayer dollars and hold officials accountable.

OK Senator Dr. Randy Grellnar; We Shouldn’t Expand The Scope Of Practice For Nurses (HB2298/SB569) And Other Healthcare Topics

By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 23, 2025 0

Dr. Randy Grellnar discussed SB569 and HB2298, which would expand nurses’ prescribing authority. Concerns include the potential rise in prescribers and opioid access without oversight. Grellnar criticized the bills for undermining healthcare control and emphasized personal health responsibility. Listeners are urged to contact legislators to oppose these bills.

SB224 And SB141 Are Unnecessary; The WAVE (SLDS) Captures Student Data On Education And The Workforce – AND WAY MORE – Already

By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 3, 2025 0

Oklahoma’s state legislature should not expand the State Longitudinal Database System (SLDS), originally funded by an Obama grant, despite existing data collection concerns. Increased government tracking of students should not be accomplished and citizens should oppose new data collection bills. We advocate for parental awareness and action to protect children’s privacy.

Who’s Running The Show? Oklahoma Carbon Capture, Part 2

By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 2, 2025 2

Oklahoma houses the largest carbon capture plant in the U.S., which was largely unknown to locals, including officials. This technology poses questions about regulation and safety, particularly after incidents elsewhere. Governor Stitt’s lack of transparency and responsiveness to constituents, highlights concerns over the implications of carbon capture technologies and the state’s energy policies.

Guest Don Spencer, OK2A President Wows Us With Some History And 2A Legislation

By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 2, 2025 0

Friday’s program featured Don Spencer discussing the ongoing efforts of OK2A post-Constitutional Carry, highlighting important legislative bills. Mark, Michael’s brother, shared insights about the education system’s issues, while Jenni and Michael discussed Governor Stitt’s contradictory stance on green energy. The episode emphasized the need to engage in Oklahoma politics.

Governor Stitt (R) Warns Trump Not To Dump Green Subsidies.

By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 1, 2025 1

Governor Stitt’s “more of everything” energy policy, which includes controversial green energy projects in Oklahoma, faces backlash from residents. Many feel overwhelmed by wind turbines and fiscal support for companies that offer limited local benefits. A petition for a moratorium on these initiatives underscores widespread dissatisfaction with the state’s energy direction.

Citizens Of HD32 Effectively Taxed Without Representation As Representative Jim Shaw’s Bills Blocked From Hearings

By Jenni White - Managing Editor February 22, 2025 0

Jim Shaw, a political newcomer, defeated incumbent Kevin Wallace in a surprising primary upset due to grassroots support against wind turbines and sewage dumping in Oklahoma. Despite significant opposition from established political figures, Shaw’s efforts were undermined as his bills faced inaction in the House, resulting in a perceived lack of representation for his constituents.