Sexually Explicit Graphic Novels in Tulsa Public School Libraries Create Political Pushback
Several political leaders are reacting to the revelation via social media that Tulsa Public Schools libraries have copies of graphic novels with sexually… 2
Bice: Democrats’ Out-of-Touch Appropriations Package
By Congresswoman Stephanie Bice It’s clear that the excessive spending pushed through this Congress by Speaker Pelosi and Democrats has been a key… 0
Mullin: There is No Such Thing as a Free Lunch
By Congressman Markwayne Mullin Amid skyrocketing inflation, historic national debt, and talks of a recession, Joe Biden is flipping to yet another page… 0
O’Connor Joins Lawsuit Against Biden Administration Threat to Withhold Nutrition Assistance over Transgender Policy
Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor has joined a multi-state lawsuit against the Biden Administration for a move to withhold nutrition assistance for schools… 0
LOFT Report Shows State Deficient Addressing School Districts Impacted by Poverty
A newly released report by the Legislative Office of Financial Transparency shows Oklahoma has a higher than average number of school districts classified… 0
Frix Launches TV Ad in GOP Runoff for CD 2 Seat
Oklahoma Representative Avery Frix has launched a TV ad meant to counter expected negative ads in the Republican runoff for the Second Congressional… 0
State Chamber Research Foundation Suggests “Supply Side” Tax Reforms
The State Chamber Research Foundation (SCRF), which is a business think tank, suggests the Legislature consider a series of tax reforms to help… 1
Cole: America’s Energy Solutions are Here at Home
By Congressman Tom Cole Since President Joe Biden was sworn into office, he has waged an all-out war on American energy and unfortunately… 0
Mulready: Why Insurance Business Transfers?
By Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready Innovation moves our state forward. At the Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID), we’re committed to creating an environment… 0
OICA: Oklahoma Youth Legislative Experience Great for Students, and the Teacher
By Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy CEO Joe Dorman There are some days when work is much better than others. I often tell… 0