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.
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.
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.
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.
This legislative session starts Monday, February 7. ROPE has worked with several legislators this year to create bills to SUPPORT… Continue Reading