The ROPE Report podcast featured Oklahoma Representative Tom Gann and former Commissioner Marven Goodman discussing the implications of Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) and bills SB857 and HB1626. They argue that ALPRs infringe on citizens’ constitutional rights, are misused by law enforcement, and fail to address uninsured motorist issues effectively.
Oklahoma Legislation Affecting Homeschool Or Education Autonomy To Support Or Oppose
During a podcast, Rep. Jay Steagall discussed recent drone activity on the East Coast, clarifying that all drones were registered with the FAA, contradicting claims of foreign threats. In light of this, he mentioned Oklahoma’s purchase of $30k drone protection equipment and addressed privacy concerns regarding unauthorized drones on private property.
Julianne Romanello joined Michael in a thought-provoking discussion about the rapid changes in technology and money usage, especially concerning digital currencies. They emphasized the importance of understanding concepts like stable coins and staying informed about legislation affecting currency. Knowledge is deemed crucial for combating potential negative impacts on American financial systems.
The discussion with Senator Kendal Sacchieri highlights issues surrounding property taxes in Oklahoma, emphasizing that homeowners may not truly own their properties due to tax obligations. Citizens are encouraged to engage with local government, understand tax processes, and advocate for legislative changes to stop property tax collections at the county level.
On December 20, 2024, ROPE Report Live featured Whitney Mullica and Kelly Wilson discussing ACOG’s Regional Safety Action Plan for municipal governments. A former mayor criticized the plan, arguing it’s unnecessary for small towns, and mobilized community members to express opposition. The plan’s ties to “Vision Zero” were deemed unrealistic, emphasizing bureaucratic overreach.
Mic Rosado, also known as Mic Meow, is actively creating Medical Townhalls to advocate for COVID patients’ rights, collaborating with the FormerFedsGroup Freedom Foundation. A recent video details her struggles, including being removed from a venue and having content taken down by YouTube, highlighting ongoing issues with COVID treatment transparency and vaccine efficacy.
Michael and I hosted Oklahoma Rep. Jay Steagall on our podcast to discuss property taxes and his bill to repeal the state income tax. The engaging conversation lasted nearly two hours, sparking significant public interest. We encourage listeners to view the full discussion on YouTube and Rumble and follow the bill’s progress.
On October 8, 2024, the State Powers Committee reviewed Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) in Oklahoma, highlighting privacy concerns. This led to discussions on how ALPRs, intended for insurance law enforcement, could infringe on personal freedoms. The author disagrees with reliance on technology over traditional policing methods, advocating for individual liberties.
The following letter was written by Dorn Weaver II from Lincoln County, Oklahoma. Dear Governor Stitt and Esteemed Oklahoma State… Continue Reading