Category: Politics

A Teacher’s Story – Why I Quit Teaching In Oklahoma Public Schools

By Jenni White - Managing Editor October 3, 2024 0

Dr. Becky Pellam shared her challenging teaching experiences in Oklahoma, highlighting bullying from colleagues and unethical practices in schools. After leaving Guymon Public Schools, she faced similar issues at DOVE Virtual Academy. She emphasized the need for genuine education reform in Oklahoma, criticizing a system that conditions rather than educates students.

Pretty Shocking: Oklahoma All-In On ESG and Green Energy!

By Jenni White - Managing Editor September 29, 2024 1

Saundra Traywick discovered plans for a vast electrical transmission corridor in Oklahoma tied to the state’s ‘green agenda’, which includes wind turbines, solar energy, and carbon capture projects funded by the federal government. This has raised concerns about private land rights being compromised and transparency issues surrounding public-private partnerships in energy funding.

Oklahoma Watch Requests – And Receives – Anonymous Tip Information To Write Story In Favor Of Edmond Teacher Regan Killacky

By Jenni White - Managing Editor September 29, 2024 0

The author criticizes Oklahoma Watch for requesting anonymous information regarding a teacher’s controversial Instagram post, arguing it undermines trust and transparency. They emphasize that both the journalist, Jennifer Palmer, and the Oklahoma State Department of Education erred in granting access to this information, jeopardizing the integrity of anonymous reporting and public faith.

Dissecting The Implications of School Choice Expert Corey DeAngelis Recent Outing As A Former Gay Adult Film Star

By Jenni White - Managing Editor September 24, 2024 1

The article discusses the controversy surrounding Corey DeAngelis, accused of a past as a gay adult film star, urging Christians not to exploit this for political gain. It emphasizes the potential for personal change, critiques the blind faith in ‘experts,’ and encourages recognizing everyday individuals as equally credible sources of knowledge in political discourse.

Norman City Council Vote, Tuesday, 8.27 Could Prevent Council From Representing Citizens In OTA South Extension Construction

By Jenni White - Managing Editor August 25, 2024 0

On Friday, August 24th, Kelly Wilson and Whitney Mullica from PikeOffOTA joined ROPE Report LIVE to discuss an upcoming Norman City Council meeting regarding the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority’s plans. They highlighted the need for public attendance and urged the council to vote against an agreement with OTA. Kelly also referenced past unfavorable agreements with OTA.

Seeking His 5th Term, House Appropriations & Budget Chair, Kevin Wallace, Doxes Opponent Whose Supporters Gov. Stitt Calls “Political Animals” And Spends $440 Thousand Dollars To Win Re-Election

By Jenni White - Managing Editor August 25, 2024 1

Kevin Wallace, Oklahoma Representative, faces strong opposition in his re-election bid, with concerns over his control of taxpayer funds and his controversial actions. Challenger Jim Shaw, a political newcomer, has gained ground with his focus on land issues. Wallace’s heavy spending and questionable tactics have sparked outrage, highlighting the need for change in government.

The Grift Of Economic Development And The New World Order

By Jenni White - Managing Editor August 16, 2024 0

Humans often operate within their confirmation bias, leading to skepticism of ideas that go against their beliefs. UN’s Agenda 2030 seems impractical, aiming to achieve lofty goals through forced behavioral changes. Economic development initiatives may not benefit local communities as expected, potentially aligning with a global agenda. It’s crucial to scrutinize and resist such influences.