The author recommends key articles and Substack authors focused on Oklahoma politics, emphasizing the importance of staying informed for the upcoming 2026 elections. Readers are encouraged to subscribe to the Substack authors and download the Substack app to get new article updates.
A few important articles covering tax credits, SCOTUS’ ruling against the OK tax dollar spending on religious schools, Shelley Zumwalt’s slap on the wrist by the Ethics Comm., another EPIC audit, information for parents about marijuana and porn, plus homeschool curricula ideas.
The “Ramblings of a Domesticated Warrior” Substack offers insightful articles about Oklahoma’s current events, highlighting shortcomings in legislative bills that fail to protect citizens. Additionally, David Arnett’s “Straight Up” discusses opposition to a new Tulsa data center, emphasizing the relevance of local developments in Oklahoma to broader communities.
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.
An overview of news and headlines for Oklahoma and the Nation for the week of 3.10.25. Topics include education, energy, daycare and data collection.
News headlines and commentary over range of topics including the green agenda, tax credits, second amendment, election integrity, carbon capture, legislation, local substack authors, TPS audit, political campaigns, legislation, prek, St. Isadore, immigration, Oklahoma state school board, homeschool, Apple shareholders meeting
ROPE2.org This week (and last, since I wasn’t able to post last week due to a farm emergency) there are… Continue Reading
A weekly update of news that affects local Oklahomans from legislation to the green agenda and more!
ON THE WEBSITE (more articles to come this week) Oklahoma must stop carbon capture before its too late Shane Smith… Continue Reading
Weekly News Headlines and Commentary – Week of 2.3.25
A list of news headlines for the state of Oklahoma – some with commentary.