Parents’ rights are fundamental

We all have our “hot-button issue.” Among conservatives, it might be gun rights, or property rights, or religious liberty. Accounting nerds like me can even get worked up over tax policy. But whatever we care about, if we want to win, we had better protect parental rights.

This is especially true as elite culture becomes more hostile to conservative values and religious faith. If the next generation is taught our Constitution is fundamentally flawed, nothing in the Bill of Rights will be safe.

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Time to change TPS

I have received numerous calls from constituents and the media regarding tragic events at McClain High School, which resulted in the killing of a TPS student.

I intended to make this statement at the next board meeting, but since other board members and I are silenced when we try to speak, I feel it is my obligation as an elected board member to make a public statement.

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Will Rogers School Principal: No Woke

Project Veritas today released undercover audio of Will Rogers High School Principal Nicolette Dennis begging staff not to record her addressing “anarchist” teacher Tyler Wrynn.

A source recorded audio of Dennis asking not to be filmed and denying the fact there is a self-described “woke” educator working for the school.

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2020 election interference happened

Tony Bobulinske, Former Biden Family associate

Tucker Carlson Tuesday interviewed a former business associate of the Biden Family, Tony Bobulinske, noting, “The one thing you can never have in a democracy is powerful law enforcement agencies working secretly to effect election outcomes. If that happens, you are no longer a democracy…”

Carlson added, “That happened in the last [presidential] election. The FBI told social media companies, the most powerful media companies in the world, to censor the Tony Bobulinske story. That is election interference at the highest level and that happened.”

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OK learning loss from COVID remain

During the COVID surges starting in 2020, advocates of school shutdown insisted any associated learning loss would be short-lived and easily recovered.

That was a false promise as state testing now shows beyond a doubt.

This year’s state testing was the second annual round since COVID hit in spring 2020. The 2022 results, recently released, show students remain well below the pre-pandemic norm. And that’s not because the pre-pandemic numbers in Oklahoma were stellar.

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