In perpetual quest to deliver readers the most insightful, useful and entertaining content; Tulsa Today is proud to present the current national divide between Left and Right media products in cartoon.
This graphic humor is not intended to offend specific broadcast television or radio egos nor specific to failed family publishers or online bloggers in Tulsa, Oklahoma or America. It is simply a reflection of the news product as offered in 2017. Continue reading
Joe Scarborough
Morning Joe has a mission: Take down the President. Watch the show—if you must—and you will get the idea rather quickly. Every story and every guest are carefully crafted to create a sense of chaos and inevitable failure around the Trump White House. And they have allies. Scarborough and company are actively aided and abetted by the coterie of D.C. media stalwarts who regularly appear on the show. Continue reading
This civil war is very different than the last one. There are no cannons or cavalry charges. The left doesn’t want to secede. It wants to rule.
Political conflicts become civil wars when one side refuses to accept the existing authority. The left has rejected all forms of authority that it doesn’t control.
The left has rejected the outcome of the last two presidential elections won by Republicans. It has rejected the judicial authority of the Supreme Court when it decisions don’t accord with its agenda. It rejects the legislative authority of Congress when it is not dominated by the left. Continue reading
Analysis: Is Bernie Sanders right? Are people living under socialism better off? Newsweek claimed during President Obama’s lawless reign “we are all socialist now.”
Forget history, today news features Brazil. With abundance of natural resources, hard-working citizenry, and peace with its neighbors, Brazil should be doing great…but it’s not. Widespread poverty, street crime, and corruption plague the country.
Why? In a word, socialism and it’s not alone as Venezuelans testify in the streets to the same truth on evil. Continue reading
Guest Editorial: February marked the 3rd anniversary of the Oklahoma Legislature’s reform of the workers’ compensation system and the establishment of the Workers’ Compensation Commission (WCC), as an administrative agency of the State.
The system was designed to reduce litigation, streamline processing of claims, and control medical costs through more efficient and timely delivery. Good News: it is working as promised. Continue reading