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.
The Jim Shaw Plan and what that encompasses – including the Oklahoma-based liberty-minded organizations that have endorsed the plan.
Amy Cerato and Whitney Mullica from Pike Off OTA discussed new routes and legislative frustrations regarding the OTA’s operations. Cerato criticized OTA’s lack of transparency, highlighting their disregard for landowners and inadequate planning for infrastructure projects, suggesting that OTA prioritizes financial interests over public needs.
On January 31st, the podcast featured Tassie Katherine Hirschfeld from PikeOffOTA discussing Oklahoma’s Transportation Authority (OTA) and its controversial toll road projects. She criticized the OTA’s lack of transparency and compared its operations to Cuba’s central planning. The discussion emphasized the importance of legislative measures to protect Oklahomans’ rights against the OTA.
On December 6th, Edmond attorney Richard Lebarthe discussed his lawsuit against Edmond Public Schools concerning discriminatory COVID policies during a ROPE Report interview. He also addressed concerns about a $1.5 billion bond issue for the Oklahoma Transportation Authority, urging a delay for further review and accountability before approval.