Mvskoke Media independence awarded

MvskokeMediaLogoMvskoke Media, the media arm of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, received the 2016 Oklahoma Society of Professional Journalists Carter Bradley First Amendment Award April 30 at the Reed Conference Center in Midwest City, Okla.

“The passage of an Independent Press Act for the fourth largest tribe in America is a pronounced indicator that Native American citizens are getting serious about the type of relationship they have with their respective governments,” Mvskoke Media Interim Manager Jason Salsman said. “The message is loud and clear, transparency is a mandate. To be a part of something that will leave such a legacy and make such an impact for generations to come is both gratifying and humbling.”

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Illegal border invasion surging

Islamic and Communist Supremacists agree on one world - just disagree on who should be in charge.

Islamic and Communist Supremacists agree.

Media in Brownsville, Texas is reporting today that the number of people crossing America’s southern border illegally is on the rise to a point consistent with the surge two years ago.

Chief Patrol Agent and Commander of the South Texas Corridor Manuel Padilla Jr. insisted this time, his agents are better prepared and border security isn’t in jeopardy. Others suggest that with the Obama Administration’s encouragement, more are coming, less are held and services to quickly relocate the invaders hide them until they can vote for Democrats.

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Bridenstine provisions in Defense Act

Rep. Jim Bridenstine

Rep. Jim Bridenstine

Congressman Jim Bridenstine (R-1st Dist. OK) voted to send HR 4909, the FY17 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) from the House Armed Services Committee to the full House this morning.  The bipartisan bill authorizes funding for America’s armed forces and sets Department of Defense policy.  Congress has passed the National Defense Authorization Act 53 years in a row.

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Conservative Union awards Sen. Lankford

ACU Chairman Matt Schlapp and Senator James Lankford

ACU Chairman Matt Schlapp and Senator James Lankford

This week, Senator James Lankford (R-OK) has received the American Conservative Union “Award for Conservative Excellence” for his legislative record in 2015, receiving a score of 96 out of 100, which ties the second highest score in the U.S. Senate.

“Senator James Lankford is a principled constitutional conservative who is deserving of this award,” said American Conservative Union Chairman Matt Schlapp. “We are excited about new leaders like James Lankford and what his service will mean for the future of America.

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Reserve Deputy Bates found guilty

Robert Charles Bates

Robert Charles Bates – guilty of manslaughter

The Tulsa World reports former Reserve Deputy Robert Bates was found guilty of second-degree manslaughter by a jury Wednesday evening after about three hours of deliberation.

The jury recommended that Bates, 74, serve four years in prison, the maximum possible sentence on the conviction.

Deputies handcuffed Bates and led him from the courtroom.

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