Tag: oklahoma

Gov. Stitt’s Commerce Department Gives Multiple MILLIONS Of Taxpayer Dollars To Paycom And Love’s Through Quality Jobs Incentives

By Jenni White - Managing Editor January 31, 2025 3

The Oklahoma state budget includes substantial taxpayer-funded subsidies to wealthy corporations like Paycom and Love’s, despite their billionaire status and lack of top employment rankings. Critics argue this redistribution of taxpayer dollars enriches private interests rather than reflecting a commitment to public service, questioning transparency in government grant processes and fiscal responsibility.

National School Choice Week Is A Taxpayer Scam

By Jenni White - Managing Editor January 28, 2025 1

The author argues that Oklahoma already offers various education options, rendering the concept of ‘school choice’ unnecessary. They criticize government funding for private schools through taxpayer money, asserting that it undermines parental responsibility. The author calls for genuine discussions among Republicans about maintaining limited government, emphasizing personal accountability in education rather than relying on government intervention.

America’s Digital Currency Conundrum

By Jenni White - Managing Editor January 26, 2025 1

Julianne Romanello joined Michael in a thought-provoking discussion about the rapid changes in technology and money usage, especially concerning digital currencies. They emphasized the importance of understanding concepts like stable coins and staying informed about legislation affecting currency. Knowledge is deemed crucial for combating potential negative impacts on American financial systems.

Our Wide-Ranging Interview With Kendra Wesson, Oklahoma State School Board Member

By Jenni White - Managing Editor January 14, 2025 0

On January 8th, Michael and Kendra Wesson, a board member of the Oklahoma State Department of Education, discussed key issues affecting parents and taxpayers. They emphasized the importance of parental involvement in children’s education and highlighted the significance of addressing teacher misconduct. Kendra’s insights on young people’s challenges and literacy were particularly noteworthy.

Weekly News Headlines And Commentary – Week of January 13th, 2025

By Jenni White - Managing Editor January 13, 2025 0

The content discusses various issues in Oklahoma, including criticisms of government actions affecting children, conflicts of interest among lawmakers, and surveillance concerns. It highlights an ATF data access situation, notes financial demands for educational resources, and addresses legislative bills aimed at enhancing accountability in state policies and protecting families.

Peter Murphy of CFACT; Green Energy is “pure crony capitalism”

By Jenni White - Managing Editor January 13, 2025 0

Oklahomans are resisting the state’s green energy initiatives, evident in the No Wind Turbines rally at the Capitol. An interview with Peter Murphy from CFACT highlighted concerns over legislators viewing green technology as free-market solutions, criticizing the Inflation Reduction Act as benefiting political allies. Citizens must remain vigilant against deceptive green energy projects.