VA Centers need more outside oversight

By U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe

Our veterans fought to secure our freedom and security, and they deserve the best possible medical care. But for too long this care has not been provided. There has never been a more opportune time to address the problems facing Oklahoma’s Veterans Administration hospitals. With President Trump in office, we finally have a leader who has already shown his willingness to take tough action to ensure our veterans get the care they deserve. Continue reading →

Fake Jake fools only himself

By David Arnett

During yesterday’s State of the Union program on CNN, host Jake Tapper wildly asserted that “every intelligence expert, both under the Obama administration and under the Trump administration” agrees with the assessment that Russia attempted to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. [Bull Hockey]

Tapper did not explain how he came to that conclusion contrary fact. Continue reading →

Drive in left lane – have a nice pay

By David Arnett

Photo courtesy Oklahoman

Editorial: While a smoke and mirror effort this year produced a budget OK Courts will likely soon blow up; don’t worry – conservative legislative  leadership did accomplish something meaningful.

You may now be stopped, lectured, inspected, judged, possibly impoverished and now ticketed $235.25 and court costs for driving in the left lane. Have a nice pay. Continue reading →

Roughnecks on a roll

By Rich Lohman

Just LIKe that, the Tulsa Roughnecks FC are back in winning form.

After a tepid performance in June the Roughnecks have rallied to an unbeaten record in their last four matches, with a total of three wins and a draw.  After stunning Real Monarchs SLC 2-nil at the home grounds at ONEOK Field, the Roughnecks handed a 2-1 loss to arch-rival OKC Energy FC on their home pitch.  Continue reading →