Who Will Joy Hofmeister Serve?

Joy Hofmeister Oct. 29th in Tulsa Bus Stop

Editor’s Note: Excerpted with permission.

Analysis: The V1SUT Vantage has extensively covered the activities of Danielle Ezell (Heartland Campaigns; Mattise Group) and her efforts to shield the identities of the big spending, special interests fueling Joy Hofmeister’s (D) gubernatorial campaign. Voters must endure the seemingly endless stream of inaccurate mailers and malicious media buys attacking Hofmeister’s opponent, incumbent Kevin Stitt (R), but they are not allowed to learn whose money is making them possible.

This brief Midterm Minute:

    The Shadiest of Politics – Will the Oklahoma Ethics Commission Ever Step Up?

    An Anonymous $600K Media Buy Reported 2 Months Past the OEC Deadline

    Mystery PAC “Imagine This Oklahoma” Continues to Conceal Its Funder(s)

    Hofmeister’s Debate Rhetoric Clashes with Her Political Tactics

    Who Will Joy Hofmeister Really Serve?

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Oklahoma’s alarming academic results

Oklahoma’s 2022 National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) test results show Oklahoma’s academic outcomes have plummeted, have fallen far faster than most states, and are at levels below nearly all states.

Oklahoma’s NAEP score for fourth-grade reading was on a strong upswing and above the national average in 2015, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister’s first year in office. It’s been downhill ever since. Today, only three states do worse.

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Email reveals early plan to oust Trump

Jeff Carlson and Hans Mahncke are breaking news that, if true, proves an act of treason by the organization most entrusted to be lawful.

The story begins, “An FBI email previously not known to the public has revealed that the bureau planned to make Igor Danchenko—the primary source for British former spy Christopher Steele’s Trump dossier—a confidential human source (CHS) before it had even interviewed him. 

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Stitt campaign trouble if WPA wrong

Analysis: A few days ago, the OKGOP tweeted the following polling summary from the Stitt campaign’s super-confident pollsters, “WPA Intelligence,” suggesting Governor Stitt is leading Joy Hofmeister by 15 points. I couldn’t disagree with them more.

I guess I’ll risk invoking the wrath (and ruler) of “the Lying Nun” (Temporary OKGOP Chairman AJ Farate) and just say, I think Governor Stitt is in trouble, and it seems to me that if his campaign is working hard, it’s to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. This makes me nervous as a Republican. 

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Killer Recording and Corrected Trustee

Justice for Gertrude, Part 3

Gertrude’s former home – Photo: David Arnett

Previous editions (Part 1, Part 2) reported Gertrude Marshall Blakey (73 years) was murdered at the front door of her Tulsa home October 13, 1981. Forty-one years later, it remains an unsolved homicide. Wealthy, but reclusive Gertrude was well known to never open her door for people she did not know. So, who did she know that struck her head 4 times with a blunt object?

Gertrude was found with her feet partially extending out of the door as she had fallen straight back, lying in blood pooled large enough for her little dog to track blood throughout the entryway. There was no apparent robbery. This was a targeted killing. Gertrude’s only daughter Ann Elder is the prime suspect, and you can hear Ann talk about the murder with her eldest daughter in a recording featured later in this story.

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