Tag: oklahoma

OK Senator Dr. Randy Grellnar; We Shouldn’t Expand The Scope Of Practice For Nurses (HB2298/SB569) And Other Healthcare Topics

OK Senator Dr. Randy Grellnar; We Shouldn’t Expand The Scope Of Practice For Nurses (HB2298/SB569) And Other Healthcare Topics

Legislation Politics
By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 23, 2025 0

Dr. Randy Grellnar discussed SB569 and HB2298, which would expand nurses’ prescribing authority. Concerns include the potential rise in prescribers and opioid access without oversight. Grellnar criticized the bills for undermining healthcare control and emphasized personal health responsibility. Listeners are urged to contact legislators to oppose these bills.

Kaiser Partners With OK To Fund Birth To Three ‘Early Education’ Collecting Data On Babies For Tax Dollars To Justify Putting Them In Daycare

Kaiser Partners With OK To Fund Birth To Three ‘Early Education’ Collecting Data On Babies For Tax Dollars To Justify Putting Them In Daycare

Education Parental Rights public school
By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 9, 2025 0

Data collection practices in Oklahoma are becoming extremely intrusive. For example, questioning the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s data collection on children, creates implications for taxpayer-funded programs. Oklahoma needs lawmakers to safeguard against invasive data practices.

A Discussion About Oklahoma Homeschool And Other Education Legislation

A Discussion About Oklahoma Homeschool And Other Education Legislation

Education Parental Rights School Choice Tax Credits/Giveaways
By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 7, 2025 0

On March 5th, a discussion with homeschooling advocates Jana Belcher and Robert Scott addressed concerns about proposed legislation affecting the Parental Choice Tax Credit for homeschoolers. The conversation highlighted potential issues with rising private school costs linked to the tax credit and the implications of data collection on homeschoolers. Robert’s presentation is available for sharing.

Parent Who Posted Now-Viral State-Approved Waurika Psychology Assignment To Her Facebook Page Speaks Out

Parent Who Posted Now-Viral State-Approved Waurika Psychology Assignment To Her Facebook Page Speaks Out

Culture Wars Education Parental Rights public school
By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 6, 2025 1

A concerning incident unfolded at Waurika High School, where Coach Roger Jesse assigned an inappropriate curriculum for his psychology class. After it went viral on social media, Ashlyn Jade expressed frustration over the school’s handling of the matter. She insists the responsibility lies with school officials, not solely the teacher.

SB224 And SB141 Are Unnecessary; The WAVE (SLDS) Captures Student Data On Education And The Workforce – AND WAY MORE – Already

SB224 And SB141 Are Unnecessary; The WAVE (SLDS) Captures Student Data On Education And The Workforce – AND WAY MORE – Already

Education Liberty Issues Parental Rights
By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 3, 2025 0

Oklahoma’s state legislature should not expand the State Longitudinal Database System (SLDS), originally funded by an Obama grant, despite existing data collection concerns. Increased government tracking of students should not be accomplished and citizens should oppose new data collection bills. We advocate for parental awareness and action to protect children’s privacy.

Who’s Running The Show? Oklahoma Carbon Capture, Part 2

Who’s Running The Show? Oklahoma Carbon Capture, Part 2

Green Energy Politics
By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 2, 2025 2

Oklahoma houses the largest carbon capture plant in the U.S., which was largely unknown to locals, including officials. This technology poses questions about regulation and safety, particularly after incidents elsewhere. Governor Stitt’s lack of transparency and responsiveness to constituents, highlights concerns over the implications of carbon capture technologies and the state’s energy policies.

Guest Don Spencer, OK2A President Wows Us With Some History And 2A Legislation

Guest Don Spencer, OK2A President Wows Us With Some History And 2A Legislation

Green Energy Legislation Politics
By Jenni White - Managing Editor March 2, 2025 0

Friday’s program featured Don Spencer discussing the ongoing efforts of OK2A post-Constitutional Carry, highlighting important legislative bills. Mark, Michael’s brother, shared insights about the education system’s issues, while Jenni and Michael discussed Governor Stitt’s contradictory stance on green energy. The episode emphasized the need to engage in Oklahoma politics.

Colonel Jim Putnam, Candidate for Edmond School Board – Virtual Presence Is Actual Absence

Colonel Jim Putnam, Candidate for Edmond School Board – Virtual Presence Is Actual Absence

Education public school
By Jenni White - Managing Editor February 28, 2025 0

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.

Citizens Of HD32 Effectively Taxed Without Representation As Representative Jim Shaw’s Bills Blocked From Hearings

Citizens Of HD32 Effectively Taxed Without Representation As Representative Jim Shaw’s Bills Blocked From Hearings

Elections Politics
By Jenni White - Managing Editor February 22, 2025 0

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.