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The Rocky 1989 State Legislature

6/30/2016

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The House Democrat Coup

  On May 8th, ​House Speaker Jim Barker was unexpectedly ousted during the 1989 legislative session by dissident Democrats joined by House Republicans. He was the only sitting House speaker to be removed from the office. He was succeeded by Steve Lewis, D-Shawnee.

The Bellmon Tax & Education Overhaul

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In the Spring of 1990, statewide public teachers went on strike and stormed the state capitol.
  Republican Governor​  Bellmon introduced a far-reaching tax overhaul plan that would have revamped the ad valorem system, added a new gross receipts tax and changed the state school funding formula. The proposal quickly died in the Legislature, and Bellmon then called a special session to deal with the issues of educational funding and reform.
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  A blue-ribbon panel, known as Task Force 2000, tackled those issues prior to the special session and put forth some recommendations for reforming and funding the state's educational system. But the special session came to an end in mid-December when Republican legislators refused to lend support to the plan. Bellmon indicated he would attempt to revive the plan when the Legislature reconvened January.
House Bill 1017
  The following year, Speaker Steve Lewis (D- Shawnee) steered the HB1017 plan to fix the education funding issue once & for all. The bill levied a half-cent sales tax, a 1 percent corporate tax and a personal income tax increase. In 1990, the new taxes raised $230 million for the 1017 fund. In 2009, the taxes raised $602.3 million, including several new taxes that voters approved in 2004 on items such as tobacco and tribal gaming.

​  It finally passed and the RINO governor signed it. The following 2 years, the education unions and many PTA groups targeted fiscal conservatives for defeat. Speaker Steve Lewis ran for US Senate against Don Nickles in '92. The education PAC did defeat some conservatives in 1990 general elections but  failed in almost all their attempts to take on conservative legislators in '92.
   Steve Lewis lost the 1992 US Senate bid and has not held elective office since. He is still a lobbyist at the capitol.
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Who Got Run Out Of Office!

6/29/2016

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 When a prairie twister rips through the Sooner state, there is a process of assessing the damage in the hours after the storm. The same is true when a statewide election is held.
 Four noted incumbents were rejected in their primary elections. All of them were Republicans, but not all of them were consistent in promoting conservatism.
  Senator Corey Brooks represents a very conservative district to the SW of OKC metro. He only scored a 35 this year  in the Sooner Tea Party Rino index. The Oklahoma Constitution newspaper scored him at 60. But Grady County Tea Party is a very effective group. When they lose confidence in a politician, no amount of campaign spending can overcome their collective voice. the public schools lobby had also endorsed  Brooks, which was a veritable kiss of death.
  Two term Tulsa Mayor, Dewey Bartlett Jr. was turned away from a 3rd term by a liberal Republican councilman. Tulsa switched to nonpartisan city elections 7 years ago. Mayor Bartlett laments ever supporting the idea. Bartlett was no champion of conservatism in his administration. It left him with few political allies.
   Duncan Legislator, Dennis Johnson was ousted by an organized campaign group. Johnson only scored a 43 in this year's Sooner Tea Party index. Oklahoma Constitution Newspaper scored him a 70. He faced a powerful public school lobby who endorsed his republican opponent. Johnson had previously scored better in conservative indices. 
  Tulsa legislator, Ken Walker represents a midtown district and he was targeted by the public schools lobby. He narrowly lost in the late hours of tabulating. Walker had scored decently in conservatism indices, but he frustrated many activists with some of the legislation he authored. Opinion writers (including myself at times) ripped Ken for some of his recent bills. He would have required all drivers to find and activate their car's flashers when traveling in all school zones (I called him 'Flasher Ken'). He wanted to mandate that all flags purchased by government funding be  procured from only USA manufacturing. He was proud of his 'Merry Christmas' bill. Ken is as nice a guy as you'll find at the capitol. 
  The public schools lobby was quite effective. In the Democrat primaries they were almost 100% successful. In the Republican primary they had some pockets of success. Especially in open seats and in less conservative districts.
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Oklahoma State Election Results

6/28/2016

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State Election Board Secretary, Paul Ziriax
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  These results are straight off the Oklahoma State Election Board Web Servers.
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https://www.ok.gov/elections/support/ok_results_seb.html
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  Tune in to SoonerPolitics on Facebook, to watch the returns with our team of analysts and reporters. 7:30 - 9:30pm. We'll be webcasting from Tres Amigos Mexican Restaurant & Cantina, in Tulsa, OK. (across from ORU)

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Oklahoma Libertarians Gave Away Too Much

6/28/2016

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PictureOKLP Chair, Tina Kelly, discusses party strategy with Robert Murphy and Dax Ewbank.
  ​I will make some speculative conclusions and point out some thoughts for the Oklahoma Libertarian Party (OKLP) to consider.
  1. The vast majority of the voters in the LP primary were not Libertarians. Nearly 3000 voters cast ballots, this week. Only 800 registered Libertarians exist. Probably 80% of the ballots were cast by Independents.. That means the non-affiliated voters chose your nominee for you. 
  2. Most active Libertarians who took the US Senate race seriously, supported Dax Ewbank. They did so because Dax earnestly campaigned for the right to represent the party. Murphy did not want to be the nominee. He said so, himself.
  Robert Murphy was recently asked to work for the Gary Johnson presidential campaign, so he wanted the voters to support Dax as the nominee.
  Perhaps Murphy should have formally withdrawn? Perhaps he may still have that legal option, in Oklahoma campaign law?


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Exploiting Abortion For Political Gain

6/28/2016

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Do We Believe,
Or Don't We?

   First of all, if we really do believe selective abortion is murder, then we would not tolerate any statutory exceptions for mothers impregnated via incest (voluntary intercourse with a near relative) or rape (involuntary intercourse). To grant these exceptions is to say we really don't believe this is murder. And if we really don't believe children of rape are to be protected, then we have become the butchers we condemn.

  The Washington Prolife  Machine is like so many other DC think-tanks and political causes. It has become an industry unto itself.  Lately we're getting a growing number of stories from local and state leaders who are being persecuted by the big political prolife groups for not compromising the belief that all life has the fundamental right to life. And all who selectively conspire to kill an unborn child are to be regarded as murderers.
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  I remember the day, a couple decades ago, when I heard Rev. Jerry Falwell say he could support a law outlawing most selective abortions, but protecting the right to abort the child of a Rapist or participant in incest. I was distraught that he compromised his conviction about life for all children. It reminded me of the great temptation of Jesus in the wilderness when Satan offered him all the nations of the earth - if- he would but bow down to worship Satan. 

Editor's Note: I'm a right-wing Republican from a Left wing Democrat upbringing. But my childhood was devoutly Roman Catholic; and abortion was always regarded as the worst manifestation of America's barbaric culture.  A few years back, at a gathering of some relatives, my very liberal cousin who served as a chief of staff for a Democrat congressman, asked me about my political philosophy and how I ended up a conservative.
  "I will never support the Democrat Party because they support killing unborn babies for convenience reasons.", was my answer.
  Jim responded; "The Republicans don't want to end abortion! They make too much money off of the issue!". 
  "What do you mean?" I asked. 
  "Abortion is what made the Republican party competitive, ever since the late 70's. They take advantage of folks like you. You believe sincerely about this, but they are more concerned about keeping the issue in play for the next election."

  Jim's blunt answer caught me off guard. I've been studying the politics and the players for the last few years. Sadly, I think Jim has a valid perspective.

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Will The Sheriff Arrest His Own Campaign Team?

6/28/2016

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​  Surveillance video obtained by the Luke Sherman for Sheriff campaign definitively shows Regalado Campaign Manager, Aaron Brewer, sabotaging Luke Sherman signs in Tulsa County.  A Sherman volunteer installed the surveillance camera out of his frustration from seeing Sherman signs defaced across Tulsa County.

​    "We knew someone was sneaking around blocking and damaging our signs.  I just didn't want to believe Regalado's campaign would stoop to that level," Luke Sherman says.

​  "But the camera doesn't lie.  That is unquestionably Aaron Brewer deliberately blocking my signs with signs from other Republican campaigns he's not even affiliated with.  He brazenly used signs from Jim Bridenstine and other Republican candidates, throwing them under the bus, while trying to deceive voters into thinking the Regalado campaign had nothing to do with it."
    Luke Sherman's volunteer installed a camera in front of the South Country Estates subdivision near Memorial and 106th in Bixby.  Brewer was caught on surveillance both late Saturday night and early Sunday morning.

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Education Union's Top Picks For Politicians They Can Buy

6/26/2016

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  There's a powerful group of labor activists trying to grow the public education industry in Oklahoma. "Oklahomans For Public Education" has been bolstered by recent special election wins and they're convinced that the teacher's unions can help bring back the democrat Party. But even if that doesn't happen, they already control enough Republican politicians to make some headway until the Democrats come back to life.

​  Political organizer, Kirk Shelley has intercepted what appears to be the 'cheat sheet' which teachers will be passing around, this week. Many of the local PTA groups will also be working to get out the liberal votes for these RINOs and progressively socialist candidates.

​  Here's the link to the list: ​
​https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxK1BFvY6f0KM1YtWDFUMFVqSHc/view


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Sheriff Regalado Violates More Reporting Laws, In Election

6/25/2016

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  The Tulsa County Election Board now says that Sheriff Regalado never did file the important document which declares his personal family financials (assets, net worth, etc.) when he first sought elective office. Rarely does an opponent ever bother to look at the other candidates' documents. But this campaign has too many questions and it's looking more shady in the last days of the race.

 When a citizen decides to run for public office, he files 3 initial reports:
  • Declaration of candidacy
  • Declaration of campaign organization
  • Declaration of personal financials
  Twelve days ago, Vic Regalado claimed to have $51k on hand. But two days ago his struggling campaign borrowed $25k from Victor Regalado & his wife. The question is; "Where did the money come from. A modest policeman's income did not make anyone so wealthy that this kind of liquid cash is common to have. Even with his wife teaching school, the questions still need an answer.
  When you compile this with all the shady money which the Attorney General is investigating, and Regalado himself says is the subject of a multi-county grand jury; there appears a serious indifference to state law.

  The candidate's Personal Financial Report is not a new law or regulation. And if Regalado had used a novice campaign company to run his campaign, we might understand the possibility of a simple mistake. But Regalado's campaign is run by the largest and perhaps most expensive campaign company in Oklahoma. It seems improbable that this document would be even accidently left  not filed. If a novice candidate like Regalado was subjected to this oversight by his campaign company, he has a very good reason to expose them and shelter himself from this embarrassment. But if he colluded with his handlers to slip past the requirement, then a real investigation needs to be under way.

Reporting Two Campaigns As One
  And further studies into the campaign reporting of donations and expenditures seems to indicate that the Regalado campaign is reporting the two separate campaign numbers in the same report. In April, the special election ended and a new campaign began a week later. But some public reports are showing hat the Regalado team is treating this as one big campaign that started in December.
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  Regalado has already admitted to breaking state laws in his official duties by not reporting injuries and deaths at the jail in the manner prescribed.  He admits that his donors are under a multicounty grand jury investigation for breaking campaign financing laws. And now we see that his very first obligation in seeking office was partly ignored in that he failed to reveal his financial matters properly.
  This leaves one to wonder if Vic Regalado actually lent his struggling campaign the $25k this week, or if that money came from some other secret source?
  Either way, he just spent that $26k on TV ad buys for the final days. Mostly for ads suggesting that Luke Sherman lacks integrity.
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Caudill Fakes An Endorsement

6/25/2016

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  Five term incumbent, Carolyn Caudill's re-election is falling deeper into unlikeliness with the bad publicity of a fake endorsement. She claims former governor Frank Keating is supporting her. She even attributes a quote, in her recent mailer.  Caudill's re-election hit a big bump with her 2013 bust for Hit & Run and DUI. 

  Phil Cross of OKC Fox 25 ran a report on the latest development.

  Frank Keating now comes forward to speak in a race which he'd previously vowed to stay neutral in. Keating had supported Caudill in the past, but because of his close friendship with Hooten, he stayed neutral (up til now).

 "If that's the person in charge of keeping all of our public records for land ownership, my gosh she can't even keep her campaign straight." - David Hooten
 Read the full story at Fox 25
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Dark Money: Who Is 'Catalyst Oklahoma'? Why Do they Support Big Govt.?

6/25/2016

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Under layers of paperwork, Trever Brown digs deep to find out who's trying to buy elections, and What kind of return they expect from the investment.
  One of the more powerful 'Dark Money' groups spending massive thousands in the primary election is a political action committee called 'Catalyst Oklahoma'. Investigative journalist, Trevor Brown, has done a fair amount of work to expose the secretive group and who the group wants to put in power, in Oklahoma. ​Read Trevor Brown's full report, here.
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  Trevor Brown is a new addition to Oklahoma journalism. He recently joined the Oklahoma Watch media team. Brown  has covered state and local politics for nearly a decade. Reach Brown at:
  •  tbrown@oklahomawatch.org
  •  (405) 673-7466

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Crisis Of Conservatism: OK Legislature slips 19% into Liberalism

6/23/2016

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  The state's longest running index of the legislature's voting habits has registered the largest drop in perhaps it's history.

  The average legislator in the state House& Senate is now scoring just under 48% in the Oklahoma Constitution's Conservative Index. That means the chamber with a 71:30 ratio of Republicans to Democrats, sides more with the Liberal voting behavior. In Short, Oklahoma has a Liberal House Of Representatives, according to the latest report (published today at Oklahoma Constitution).

  The Senate has a 39:9 Republican ratio and still sides with Liberalism by the same numbers as the State House.


  The previous accumulative score of the heavily Republican House & Senate was in the 60+% conservative range. But this past session saw a disaster of political compromise and failure to hold to the conservative principles of the Republican Party Platform(any score under 50 is in liberal territory). This year's average legislator score would have been even more liberal if the Democrats had voted for taxes they normally favor. Instead, they refused to go along with Republican tax hikes until and unless the Republicans pass a massive new medicaid expansion and fully embrace Obamacare.
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  This year's session of the House & Senate resulted in massive new state tax liabilities to the Oklahoma citizens. Some of it was through new taxes and fees, but there were also sizable cuts in hat taxpayers may write off or hold exempt from taxable obligations.



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Conservative Index Scores Released For 2016 Legislators

6/23/2016

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  The publishers of the Oklahoma Constitution have just released their 2016 numbers, rating the conservative representation of our current legislators. Many polished politicians talk a good game. But how do they actually vote? And how often do they miss key votes?  You need to look at these numbers before you go to the polls.
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The 2016 Oklahoma Conservative Index
Constitution Staff
  The Oklahoma Constitution presents the 38th annual Oklahoma Conservative Index, rating our state legislators. Members of each house of the Oklahoma Legislature were rated on ten key votes. A favorable vote on these issues represents a belief in limited government, individual liberty, free enterprise, constitutional government, and traditional standards.

  After taking suggestions from conservatives leaders, the staff of the Oklahoma Constitution submitted bills to a vote of the membership of the Oklahoma Conservative Political Action Committee (OCPAC) for recommendations of the ten key votes. 


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Bridenstine Wins Straw Poll At Tulsa Republican Assembly Convention

6/22/2016

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PictureCongressman Jim Bridenstine serves Oklahoma's 1st Congressional District.
  The Tulsa Area Republican Assembly held their endorsement Convention Tuesday night, in Tulsa. While many local primary races were eligible to receive endorsements, the rules did not allow for the local group to formally endorse in races for congress.
  That didn't stop the  convention from passing a motion to hold an unofficial "straw poll". The results were predictably in favor of Congressman Jim Bridenstine for a 3rd term in congress. The unanimous result was just one more affirmation of Republican support. Last night the House Freedom Caucus sent several of their members from across the nation to be a part of Jim Bridenstine's Freedom Rally, at the Renaissance Hotel Ballroom.
  Former US Senator, Tom Coburn, also added his formal endorsement recently. Tulsa Mayor, Dewey Bartlett, has also been a Bridenstine ally for Tulsa.
  The Primary election will be held next Tuesday, but early voting is open this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, at each county. In Tulsa County voters can go to the downtown Tulsa Election board office, or at Hardesty Regional Library, near 97th & Memorial Drive. (Thurs-Fri 9-6, Sat 9-2)

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Endorsement: Luke Sherman For Tulsa County Sheriff

6/22/2016

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  I can fully support Officer Luke Sherman for sheriff. In fact I strongly urge Tulsa metro voters to fix this terrible condition by bringing Sherman's excellent team in to restore all the promises Vic Regalado has so far not kept.
 
  This race is very meaningful to me for all the years of advocacy I've devoted to mental healthcare. I hosted one candidate forum and served as a panelist on another. I know where these men stand and I know whom I stand with.

  When I called the candidates together for NAMI Tulsa's Forum On Mental Health & The Sheriff's Office, they all made their best effort to convince the full auditorium that they "got it" and have a plan for meaningful and cost-saving reforms to benefit the county and our most vulnerable mentally ill.


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Turley, Willis, & Newberry Endorsed In Republican Tulsa County Races

6/21/2016

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  The Tulsa Area Republican Assembly held their Endorsement Convention, tonight. Some select candidates received The Republican group's overwhelming approval
  In county government races, 4 candidates received broad support from the convention. Along with Sheriff candidate, Luke Sherman, there were 3 other races for county officials at the courthouse.
  Josh Turley is the endorsed candidate for County Commissioner in District Two. the seat is currently held by the lone Democrat in Tulsa County office.  Turley has broad experience and a masters degree in management. He is currently a part of County Assessor, Ken Yazel's team.
  Michael Willis also gained the TARA endorsement in the race for County Clerk. He is currently an employee of the County Commission.
  Don Newberry (not to be confused with State Senator Dan Newberry) is the Republican Assembly's endorsed candidate for County Court Clerk.  Don has years of experience in the courthouse and a part of the County Assessor's team.  Newberry received more than 82% of the convention vote in that Republican primary race.
  The Primary election will be held next Tuesday, but early voting is open this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, at each county. In Tulsa County voters can go to the downtown Tulsa Election board office, or at Hardesty Regional Library, near 97th & Memorial Drive. (Thurs-Fri 9-6, Sat 9-2)
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