OK Rep. Jim Shaw discussed the “Save Oklahoma Plan,” emphasizing the importance of E-Verify to combat illegal employment practices in Oklahoma. The plan includes stopping the green energy agenda, biosludge dumping, foreign land ownership, toll roads, vaccine status discrimination and taxpayer-funded lobbying. Also mandatory E-Verify use for all employees.
In Luther, Oklahoma, residents are concerned about Beltline Energy’s proposal to convert local farmland into a data center after establishing solar farms. The company’s lack of transparency, potential taxpayer funding, and unanswered questions about environmental impact and community benefits raise significant doubts. A larger article is forthcoming to address these issues.
Kennedy Laplante, is the 20 YO Director of Youth Outreach for the Oklahoma State Republican Party. Motivated by personal experiences, she became active in politics, especially those at the local level. Laplante emphasizes the importance of civic engagement and encourages others to advocate for their communities.
Mary from V1SUT Vantage and Roberta Lewis from Moms 4 Liberty discussed Governor Stitt’s appointment of Chris VanDenhende to the Oklahoma State School Board. Following the removal of board members due to “political drama,” concerns arose regarding VanDenhende’s business ties and prior funding. The discussion highlighted opposition to his confirmation.
The article discusses concerns over Oklahoma Republicans using taxpayer money to subsidize private companies, especially in the green energy sector. It questions the alignment of these practices with “free market” principles, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability. The author urges citizens to advocate for lower income tax and cut state incentives for large corporations.
LETTER TO GOVERNOR STITT CONCERNING CONTRARY VIEWS FROM TRUMP ENERGY POLICIES February 4, 2025FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Dear Governor Stitt, We… Continue Reading
Oklahoma bills of interest pertaining to energy, biosolids/humanure, general government and more.
Oklahoma has recently seen victories against green energy projects, with the cancellation of the Delta Plains Electric Corridor and a proposed wind farm. However, concern grows over the carbon capture industry, which many deem dangerous and unproven. The massive storage of CO2 raises fears of leaks and future burdens for generations.
Weekly News Headlines and Commentary – Week of 2.3.25
A list of news headlines for the state of Oklahoma – some with commentary.