On the show, Colonel Putnam shared memorable military stories and insightful views on education, particularly criticizing distance learning as “actual absence.” He expressed concerns about micromanagement in schools and student surveys influencing kids’ thoughts. Lauding teachers, he emphasized their need for support. The episode also discussed important school board elections.
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.
Election Bills To Support And Oppose – Oklahoma Legislative Session 2025
Michael and I engaged viewers by discussing informed voting and the importance of investigating claims about judicial candidates. We provided resources, emphasizing vigilance against developer influence in Oklahoma’s proposed SQ 833, which could burden taxpayers. The initiative risks diminishing transparency and promoting special-interest agendas, encouraging voters to reject it for accountable governance.
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