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Tag Archives: crooked thieving politicians
More anti-sustainability nonsense.
Here in Oklahoma, the focus seems to be on an obscure UN program, “Agenda 21,” which promotes sustainability. A recent meeting in Tulsa resulted in this story — Tulsa group fears UN agenda is assault on personal rights. Meanwhile, our … Continue reading
Senator Rob Johnson, Prince of Death, Cheap Whore
Today’s news reports that the Senate’s General Government Panel, led by Senator Rob Johnson, defeated the proposal to allow local governments to establish their own smoking regulations. As things stand right now, only the state legislature can enact such regulations. … Continue reading
Oklahoma City Nanny State Alert!
Oklahoma City is asking the state legislature to lower the height requirements before the city can write code violations and get a court order for a contractor to mow a property, charging the homeowner with the bill, from the present … Continue reading
Leaving the poor behind for the wolves to devour.
What did I expect from Governor Mary Queen of Lynch Mobs Fallin? I guess I expected more than what we got, which just goes to show how I am not immune to the random hope that somebody somewhere in the … Continue reading
Mary Fallin decides to grind the face of the poor into the dust.
Governor Mary Fallin decided today to grind the face of the poor into the dust by rejecting the proposed expansion of the Medicaid program. I am not a big fan of big government programs, but the expansion of Medicaid is … Continue reading
You don’t represent me, James Lankford.
Representative James Lankford, Republican, elected from the congressional district where I live, has this to say in today’s New York Times – “The Senate was rewarded for inactivity, the House was rewarded for standing up for its principles and the … Continue reading
My endorsements for the 2012 Election
I am running late on my endorsements for the 2012 election! But never fear, here they are, for what they are worth. I guarantee that they are worth at least what you are paying me for them. President: None of … Continue reading
Two Parables from the 1990s for the 2010s — Behold the Welfare Mother and Food Stamps in my hand.
Is this decade called the teens? The tens? Anyway. . . I am going through a major decluttering. Among other things, that involves going through boxes of memorabilia. Research in my files is kind of like doing archeology work. I … Continue reading
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Tagged clinton, crooked thieving politicians, food stamps, Social Justice
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New Crosstown causing traffic gridlock downtown.
It’s not my imagination. Downtown on the Range is talking about it. With pictures. The gridlock, that is, on Western Avenue from the exits/on-ramps of the new I-40 Crosstown Freeway going north into downtown. My best advice is — stay … Continue reading

