Category Archives: Tulsa Speaks

Failed candidate clip suddenly going viral

Dan Bongino lost his race for the U.S. Senate last Fall and the former Secret Service agent was finally closing up shop on his campaign offices when his phone started ringing like crazy The Blaze reports. Television and radio shows were calling to ask Dan if he was free… free to talk about this brief speech he gave on January 19th at a Guns Across America rally in Annapolis Maryland.

Apparently the clip began popping up on various pro-Second Amendment websites, but why would a six minute speech suddenly attract so much attention?

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Network blasted for demonizing ex-‘gays’

A former homosexual who founded Parents and Friends of ExGays and Gays says Hollywood’s latest attack on people who leave the homosexual lifestyle reveals how much “gays” fear those individuals.

“They are so afraid of people discovering their sexuality and realizing that no one is born a homosexual and learning that they can actually change if they want to,” said Greg Quinlan about the issue raised by a recent episode of CBS’ “Criminal Minds.”

“It is for this reason that they preach against us with such hate and venom, attacking us for exercising our right of self-determination,” he said.

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Denying media bias is ‘like denying science’

The Daily Caller is highlighting Wednesday’s broadcast of FNC’s “The Five,” co-host Greg Gutfeld responding to a statement from MSNBC “The Daily Rundown” host Chuck Todd that it’s a “mythology” to believe the mainstream media are hostile toward conservatives.

Ok, so Tulsa Today has appreciated Greg Gutfeld for a long time and, here in just a one paragraph, you may see why:

“But I guess if you believe in an objective media, you’ll believe in anything: like a whistle is better than a gun; redistribution beats opportunity; black conservatives are Uncle Toms and female conservatives are scolds; that being born white is racist; that tolerance requires calling terror ‘workplace violence’; that our country’s energy can be found in griffin lint; that the tea party is more harmful than drug lords; that Occupy Wall Streeters were cuddly Muppets; that choice matters before birth, not after; that a border is selfish; that every tenet of the left hasn’t saddled most young Americans with a toxic notion of entitlement without achievement, drowning in disposable culture as China rifles our wallets and our hard drives. But it’s easy to miss media bias. To quote Madge from Palmolive [commercials], ‘You don’t see it my dear, because you’re soaking in it,’” said Gutfeld with no small degree of passionate delivery.

Click here for more with video from The Daily Caller.

Irreconcilable differences

Opinion:  I haven’t written anything since the election. I have just been watching and listening and reading. What I have seen, heard, and read concerns me a great deal, mainly because it is far too similar to what I saw, heard, and read before the election.

For four long years, a small group on the right documented publicly, for all to see, just who and what Barack Barry Hussein Obama-Soetoro is. Presented clearly, unambiguously, in terms easily understood even by those with only a government school education, to not have gotten the picture was only possible for the willfully blind or the terminally stupid. Unfortunately, this appears to be what the majority of Americans, including millions of “conservatives,” actually are.

I still see so-called conservatives talking about Obama and the Democrats as if they were the loyal opposition who really believe in America, but just differ in how they want to make her better. That Obama and the Democrats are hard-core Marxist revolutionaries, out to destroy capitalism and turn the country into a collectivist, totalitarian police state, seems never to have occurred to them. In fact, they still appear offended by the fact that some of us point out this fact.

Instead, I see the same tired, old RINO Establishment hacks, like Boehner, McConnell, Rove, et al., and hear them mouthing the same old mealy-mouthed Big Talk, following it up with No Action, and leaving the pundits with tons of meaningless verbiage to spew out in an ever-changing, but always the same flood of useless nothingness.

The Benghazi debacle/scandal, which as little as 20 years ago would have brought down the government, is being swept under the rug. We have a senator who has been caught using underage sex slaves in the Dominican Republic, paid for by a beneficiary of his legislation. We have dozens of blatantly unconstitutional “gun control” bills, clearly aimed at eventually completely banning private ownership of firearms, being run out at the federal and state levels. We have the Fraud in the White House continuing to ignore the constitution and by-pass a complicit Congress with a string of patently illegal “executive orders.” The blatant voting fraud during the 2012 election is being brushed off as just the notion of a handful of misinformed, misguided troublemakers. There’s a whole lot more going on, but we only have so much space. In any case, what do all these outrages have in common? Like the vast majority of mass murderers in America, the perpetrators are Democrats and the incidents are all being ignored, lied about and/or distorted and spun in a favorable light by the Department of Propaganda, aka, the Fifth Column or “mainstream” media.

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NYT attacks Texas Senator Ted Cruz

The best thing about the New York Times (NYT) is the amount of space provided writers which allows greater depth and texture to stories not often found in other media.  The worst thing about NYT
is their consistent leftist if not totalitarian perspective. Thus, it should not be a surprise as they go on attack by claiming a conservative is attacking.

The headline sets the tone, “Texas Senator Goes on Attack and Raises Bipartisan Hackles” which begs the question of the NYT’s own hackles.

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