Republican Precinct Meetings Tuesday

By David Arnett

Republicans reset their party beginning at precinct meetings Tuesday and then at the County Convention. This year, some want to grow the party to support President Trump’s success in expanding the base. Others want to shrink the party to make it easier to control in their own image. The “expanding” folk welcome policy discussions, adherence to state rules, and conservative leadership. To make your voice heard, bring your voter registration card with state issued ID, and attend these short but important meetings organized by State House Districts within Tulsa County.

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Election Board List Maintenance

By Staff Report

In a release today, the State Election Board noted removal of inactive and duplicate voter registrations is a thorough, multi-step process required by law every two years following the General Election. The Board completed its routine, statutorily-mandated, biennial voter list maintenance on Friday, January 17 and Tuesday, January 21. The process removed 129,680 inactive voter registrations and 2,242 duplicate voter registrations from Oklahoma’s voter rolls.

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America Overcomes Corrupt

By David Arnett

Updated Editorial: From the New Republic to local leftist sycophants at the failing Tulsa World, traditional media are showing deliberate ignorance in attacking President Donald J. Trump. They fail to note that disgraced-former-President Joe Biden, in his last few minutes, proved that the Democrat Party nationally and in each state (including Oklahoma) is a Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization (RICO).

If Preemptive Pardons (which Biden swore he would never issue) don’t prove the point, ask yourself what was the product the Biden Family sold to “earn” their millions in wealth over decades? The answer is influence. No other product has been identified by the family. They were always that arragroant.

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Aerial Dance Joins Signature Symphony

By David Arnett

Signature Symphony at Tulsa Community College will present “Pictures Reimagined” Jan. 25, in a performance that blends music, modern dance and aerialist art to celebrate the different mediums of artistic expression.

The concert will feature Perpetual Motion Dance, a premier Oklahoma City-based modern and aerial dance company, that will perform alongside the Signature Symphony for jaw-dropping feats by the state’s finest movement artists. The second half of the performance will showcase Modest Mussorgsky’s epic “Pictures at an Exhibition.” Known for musically representing various works of art, this piece will be presented with a unique Tulsa twist—the movements will be re-imagined by local artists it was announced today.

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Lawsuit to Recoup Millions for Schools

By David Arnett

Tuesday January 14, Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters announced a $474 million lawsuit against Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Deputy Director Peter Flores. The lawsuit seeks compensation for the severe financial and operational strain that their failed border policies have placed on Oklahoma’s public schools.

Sup. Ryan Walters meeting with parents.
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