SAN ANTONIO, TX—They’ve learned how to get the job done.
The Tulsa Shock (3-1) defeated the San Antonio Stars 73-62 in the AT&T Center on Sunday evening to extend their current win streak to three and extend the Tulsa team’s first winning record since the 2010 relocation front Detroit.
After a 30-minute delay in the start of the game due to leaks in the roof of the AT&T Center, the Shock took control of the game and never looked back.
Analysis: Mike McCarville of The McCarville Report first noted protesters would gather Saturday outside the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame in opposition of Senator Ted Cruz’s visit to Oklahoma as the keynote speaker at an Oklahoma Republican Party fundraiser luncheon.
McCarville later wrote, “It is reported that FOUR Democrat protestors showed up.”
Fredricka Whitfield, CNN
John Nolte with Breitbart.com analyzes what he calls, “CNN’s long, sordid, ugly, dishonest hate campaign against America law enforcement [that] finally went too far, even for CNN, when weekend anchor Fredricka Whitfield gushed over how ‘courageous and brave’ it was for a man using an armored car to launch an attack against the Dallas Police Department Headquarters early Saturday morning.”
Organizers of Thunder on the Mountain have announced that due to reasons beyond their control, the festival is unable to take place, June 26-28 near Ozark, AR.
A separate statement regarding ticket refunds will be made directly to ticket holders.
Promoting an exclusive story, Breitbart News, headlines “Jim Bridenstine Stands Up for Oklahoma: No Need to Cede Negotiating Authority to Obama.”
Posted following Thursday evening’s near-defeat of Obamatrade on a rule vote, Rep. Jim Bridenstine (R-OK) told Breitbart News exclusively that what had just happened was extraordinarily significant.
