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Rep. McBride Blasts Capitol Manager For Evicting State Auditor From Capitol

8/31/2016

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  Representative Mark McBride, today, posted a public report on his social media page where he is quoted as excoriating the Capitol Restoration Project Manager, Trait Thompson;
  “This decision to move the State Auditor from the Capitol was made, to my knowledge, by the project manager for the Capitol Restoration Project. The Capitol Repair Oversight Committee has never discussed moving the State Auditor from the Capitol. Neither has the Oklahoma House of Representatives ever held any discussions on moving the State Auditor from the Capitol.
​   No legislative member that I have talked to has any recollection of ever discussing this move. . I am very disappointed in the way this decision was made. This is a discussion that not only should have included all invested parties in the restoration of the Capitol Building, but also any subsequent decision should have been made using the proper protocol and procedures.”
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  Earlier this week, State Auditor, Gary Jones, announced the notice he was unceremoniously given, telling him that his office has to be out of the premises next Summer. Here is Jones' statement;
  "Since the Oklahoma State Capitol was built the Oklahoma State Auditor's office has had an office there. Sadly we were just notified that after the next legislative session we are being told to vacate and find rental space somewhere else at an additional cost to taxpayers of $70,000 annually. We are not happy! This decision was made by the House, Senate, and Office of Management Services with no input from our office. Please share!"
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On the same day that the Capitol Project Manager evicted the State Auditor's Office from the capitol, He commented about his own accommodations and the view out his window, in the capitol.
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Should Govt. Checks Be Withheld From Those Who Don't Pledge Allegiance?

8/31/2016

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​ The world has a bunch of folks getting worked up about celebrities and athletes who buck the values of traditional America.
 
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  It started this week when the quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers stated he no longer stands for the pregame national anthem. Colin Kaepernick cited race relations and treatment of blacks as his 'beef'.
  But then this photo of the New York State Senate showed up. Seems others in political office are also not standing for what appears to be some formal pledge, salute, or other recognition of patriotic loyalty.
  The difference is that these lawmakers are on the New York govt. payroll and making laws for the rest of the people to conform their lives to.
Entertainers and professional athletes live in a highly competitive world where they work hard, demonstrate discipline, and still have no guarantees of earning a dime.
Read more about the New York Senate at Pandora's Box of Rocks.
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A Letter To Oklahoma Libertarians, From A Candidate

8/31/2016

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  Of all the Oklahoma Libertarian party nominees campaigning in the 2016 general election, none have more broad respect and support that what Dr. Shannon Grimes of Tahlequah has earned. Grimes has been a respected professional in his community and has previously been a leader in the Republican Party of Oklahoma. He is running in a staunchly Democrat district where the Republican Party has no serious candidate to offer. Grimes remains a dear friend to many respected Republican leaders and activists.

  Grimes recently posted this message to his fellow Libertarians. 
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​  We have been fighting to expand liberty in Oklahoma for years. Great efforts over time have been made by many. Not the lest of which is our recent success at attaining ballot access.
  What was the purpose for attaining ballot access? Do we want l electoral successes in order to have more direct impact on the governance of our state? Do we just want a slightly more visible voice when promoting libertarian ideas? If our purpose is to actually have electoral success then we have work to do.
  Some of us are running, actually campaigning, and trying to win. Some are not and that is fine. But, if we as a party want to be taken seriously we need to be putting forth real efforts and quite frankly good appearances with our campaigns. This means appearances, materials, mailers, etc..
  These things take money and effort. Guess what, generally speaking we as libertarians are not going to be getting lots of money from PACs and other special interests. That means we have to do what we can to fund these efforts ourselves.

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Evicting the State Auditor From the Capitol

8/31/2016

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  Oklahoma's legislature has spent multi millions of dollars to remodel and restore the state capitol. It houses not just the 2 chambers, their members, and their business facilities; it also was designed to house the many state agency heads and those elected to statewide office.
  It is our bloated state agencies that have caused many tasks to have to be farmed out to other buildings in the capitol city and around the state. But the head over these operations were always supposed to keep their offices conveniently in the capitol building.
  But now we see that the legislature deems that their exclusive fitness center and barbershop is far more essential to state business than to let the citizens of the state efficiently consult with the top elected official tasked with overseeing the inspections of state government.
  Auditor Gary Jones recently announced that the legislature has evicted him from the state capitol. He is ordered to vacate and spend yet more money t rent facilities wherever he can find them. Gone are the days when a legislator can efficiently consult face to face with the auditor regarding questionable practices of state agencies. Gone are the days when constituents can consolidate trips to the capitol where stored up lists of grievances can be constructively redressed in an efficient manner. Audits are expensive, but not nearly as expensive as the corruption which happens when we don't audit. That is why past legislatures have statutorily ordered Jones to audit all state agencies on a set rotation. Yet the legislature cuts the auditor's budget repeatedly.
  Did the founders of our state govt. really prioritize a legislative gym and barbershop to have priority over a state auditor?
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One RV'er said this about his recent Oklahoma trip: "We did find a couple of Capitol Building firsts! The OKC Capitol Building has a gym and a barber shop!"
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Private Prisons Buying Candidates

8/26/2016

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   Without a large volume of incarcerated Oklahomans, the business model for private prison corporations will collapse. 
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  And corporate prisons have built in a key component to their cost of operating; namely, the campaign contributions which buy them access and influence with Oklahoma politicians.  This indirectly means that Oklahoma taxpayers are footing the bill for prison contracts which include campaign funding of politicians to do the bidding of the corporate prison executives.
​  Here's an old article from the 2014 election cycle. It might offer clues as to why criminal justice reform was stalled in the Oklahoma legislature.

Flashback: 2014 Donations From Private Prison Interests
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Private corrections and their supporters hand out a lot of campaign donations in Oklahoma politics. Since 2004, private corrections interests and those who represent them have spent more than $400,000 to fund various elected officials’ campaigns and political causes, a Tulsa World analysis of Ethics Commission disclosure reports shows.

The amount spent includes $50,750 in contributions for incumbents’ 2014 re-election campaigns, the analysis shows.

The $414,397 total spent ranges from a few bucks spent by lobbyists whose clients include a private corrections company to thousands spent to fund political events such as the Oklahoma Speaker’s Ball.

Three private corrections companies with operations in the state :
  • Corrections Corporation of America
  • The Geo Group, Inc.
  • Avalon Correctional Services Inc. 
— are the primary donors to political campaigns in Oklahoma.

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​An April 2012 email from a private prison lobbyist shows he sought a meeting with the governor on behalf of GEO President John Hurley and other executives.

“We would like to hear your thoughts on JRI and future impact on corrections,” lobbyist Brett Robinson wrote.

That email is among more than 8,000 documents released by Fallin’s office in response to Open Records requests regarding Oklahoma’s stalled prison reform laws enacted in 2012 under House Bill 3052. The records also show an internal document from Fallin’s office that listed a “possible concern” of HB 3052:

“Excludes private facilities,” the email notes.

In March 2013, Avalon Chief Operating Officer Brian Costello sent Fallin’s staff an email outlining his company’s campaign to house the inmates sent to intermediate sanctions facilities under the prison reform law, something they began requesting in 2011.

Fallin’s campaign committee is the top recipient of corporate corrections funding, receiving $38,250, through Sept. 30, records show.

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House Speaker T.W. Shannon ranks No. 2 in corporate corrections donations, with a combined $35,950 contributed to his campaign committee and a fund that finances the Oklahoma Speaker’s Ball.

The three private prison companies donated between $5,000 and $10,000 in late 2012 and early 2013 to the Oklahoma Speaker’s Ball, Inc., the committee that finances the annual event.

Up-to-date contributions to the 2014 Speaker’s Ball were not available as political action committees have until Jan. 31 to file timely disclosure reports reflecting fourth quarter 2013 transactions.

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Republican state Sen. Clark Jolley ranks third among active, elected officials in private prison donations, receiving $29,301.

Jolley said Avalon Correctional Services and its CEO are located in his district and have been constituents for some time. The company is concerned about the way private prison companies have been treated during the past several years, especially regarding halfway houses, he said.

“I suspect that a good part is reflected because of that,” Jolley said.

Overall, Avalon Correctional Services leads the three corrections companies in political spending, contributing $156,085 to political campaigns and related interests since 2004.

The Geo Group Inc. was close behind, donating $143,411 to political committees.

Lobbyists who represented both Avalon Correctional Services and Corrections Corporation of America at the same time donated $63,450 to political campaigns. CCA employees and lobbyists hired by the Nashville-based company donated another $51,000 to various political causes.

Prison companies have donated $17,500 to state Treasurer Ken Miller’s campaigns, $14,500 to Lt. Gov. Todd Lamb and $12,250 to Insurance Commissioner John Doak, all Republicans.

Former gubernatorial candidate Jari Askins led Democratic Party recipients with $11,150 in receipts for her political campaigns.

Lobbyists provided about $136,497 in funding with the balance, about $278,000, coming directly from employees of prison companies or their PACs.

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Top actively serving recipients of private prison contributions:
Gov. Mary Fallin $38,250

T.W. Shannon $35,950*

Sen. Clark Jolley $29,301

Treasurer Ken Miller $17,500

Lt. Gov. Todd Lamb $14,500

Ins Comm. John Doak $12,250

Sen. Rob Johnson $11,250

Sen. Don Barrington $9,635

Sen. Dan Newberry $8,750

Rep. Todd Thomsen $8,400

*Includes $22,500 to Oklahoma Speaker’s Ball, Inc.(Contributions 2004 through Sept. 30, 2013)
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Pruitt Changes Medical Marijuana Ballot Language

8/26/2016

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  The Tulsa Frontier reports that Attorney General, Scott Pruitt, has taken it upon his office to rewrite the description of the citizen initiative effort to allow doctors to prescribe cannabis derivatives for certain serious medical conditions.
 How much would Pruitt change the language of State Question 788? 
  Pruitt, a long-time Southern Baptist, has made no secret of his opposition to any change in the state's prohibition on any cannabis, in any form. He even took  on a lot of ridicule for attempting to take the state of Colorado before the nation's high court in an attempt to prohibit Colorado from changing their state law.
 "The diversion of marijuana from Colorado … is particularly burdensome for neighboring states where law enforcement agencies and the citizens have endured the substantial expansion of Colorado marijuana," the legal challenge stated. Pruitt was unsuccessful in that attempt.  Read the full report at the Tulsa Frontier
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School Choice Advocates Celebrate Election Wins

8/25/2016

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   Brandon Dutcher has been busy for many months, focusing on giving families more choices in the education of their children.
  In his news site, he points out some great advocates for school choice who are advancing to the November general election.
  Dutcher highlights Joe Newhouse, Scott McEachin, and Dave Rader; of the Tulsa metro area. Dutcher also highlights some central Oklahoma runoff candidates.  He refers to American Federation for Children and their election press release. 
 "Additional candidates who have supported school choice and ESAs in writing won their primary elections as well," AFC adds. "They are: Adam Pugh, Senate District 41; Matt Jackson, House District 85; and Lonnie Paxton, Senate District 23."
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  Dutcher went further in his description of the contrast of the candidates, when it comes to empowering families to have options for public education:
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Newhouse, McEachin, Pugh, Rader, Jackson, & Paxton.

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Another Veteran Suicide: Turned Away at VA, Shoots Himself In Parking Lot

8/24/2016

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  A 76-year-old veteran committed suicide on Sunday in the parking lot of the Northport Veterans Affairs Medical Center on Long Island, where he had been a patient, according to the Suffolk County Police Department.

  Peter A. Kaisen, of Islip, was pronounced dead after he shot himself outside Building 92, the nursing home at the medical center.

  The hospital is part of the Veterans Affairs medical system, the nation’s largest integrated health care organization, which has been under scrutiny since 2014, when the department confirmed that numerous patients had died awaiting treatment at a V.A. hospital in Phoenix. Officials there had tried to cover up long waiting times for 1,700 veterans seeking medical care. A study released by the Government Accountability Office in April indicated that the system had yet to fix its scheduling problems.
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 A the New York Times said; "he had been frustrated that he was unable to see an emergency-room physician for reasons related to his mental health. ' He went to the E.R. and was denied service,' one of the people, who currently works at the hospital, said. 'And then he went to his car and shot himself.'”

The worker questioned why Mr. Kaisen had not been referred to the hospital’s Building 64, its mental health center. The staff member said that while there was normally no psychologist at the ready in the E.R., one was always on call, and that the mental health building was open “24/7.”

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Tulsa Runoff Election Winners

8/23/2016

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  The numbers were drastically below the June primary participation, but still 4 Tulsa County Republican races were settled.
It was obvious that candidates with the most devoted voters supporting them, were the eventual winners.
  In Senate 39 (midtown-south), Dave Rader withstood a tough challenge by the former Retail executive, Amanda Teegarden. Rader had surpassed 40% in the primary, But  Teegarden only closed part of the gap.
  Don Newberry defeated the #2 executive in the Court Clerk's office. Name recognition probably helped, as Dan Newberry serves in the Oklahoma senate. Ron Phillips has been handling the day-to-day management of the court clerk's office, as Sally Howe Smith's health issues have curtailed her work capacity. Newberry has been a part of County Assessor, Ken Yazel's team.
  Scott McEachin won the "McCandidate" race in House 67 (south Tulsa), defeating publisher, Tom McCloud. McEachin has been a practicing attorney in the Energy industry and a community organizer.
Joe Newhouse came from behind to defeat public education advocate and former Democrat, Lisa Kramer. Senate 25 is in southeast Tulsa County. Newhouse is a reserve officer and fighter pilot in the US Navy. He also served in Congressman Jim Bridenstine's district office.
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Rader, Newberry, McEachin, & Newhouse
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Medical State Question Gets Suppressed By Fallin

8/23/2016

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  Petitioners and other supporters of the State Question regarding prescription uses of Cannabis were outraged, today. Preliminary results indicate that the voter petition drive gathered more than a thousand excess signatures to put the question before the voters on the November ballot.
  Yet the governor and possibly the Attorney General are putting the measure through additional scrutiny before signing off to add the question to the November ballot.
  Five other state questions were certified by the governor, including expanded liquor access. It seems folks can decide if wine can be ordered over the internet, but a doctor may not be able to prescribe cannabis to cancer patients suffering from the immense nausea of chemotherapy.
Read the latest developments and discuss the matter at : https://www.facebook.com/oklahomansforhealth
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Elections Decided By Few Voters

8/23/2016

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  Oklahoma voters exercised immense power by showing up a the polling stations, today. Very few actually showed up, and that made their individual influence many times greater than they will have in the November general election.
The old adage says;
"You can choose from the menu at the general election,  or you can help craft that menu in the primary process."
  Here is the latest unofficial report of the Oklahoma Election Board.
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Are They 'Rights'? Or Are They Slave Rations?

8/22/2016

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On the eve of our state's 2016 run-off election, I want to leave you a few thoughts from PJ O'Rourke. He first shared this message to the CATO Institute at the ceremonies marking the opening of their Washington headquarters.
  "I don’t know what’s good for you. You don’t know what’s good for me. We don’t know what’s good for mankind. And it sometimes seems as though we’re the only people who don’t. It may well be that, gathered right here in this room tonight,are all the people in the world who don’t want to tell all the people in the world what to do.

  This is because we believe in freedom. Freedom — what this country was established upon, what the Constitution was written to defend, what the Civil War was fought to perfect.

  Freedom is not empowerment. Empowerment is what the Serbs have in Bosnia. Anybody can grab a gun and be empowered. It’s not entitlement. An entitlement is what people on welfare get, and how free are they? It’s not an endlessly expanding list of rights -- the “right” to education, the “right” to health care, the “right” to food and housing. That’s not freedom, that’s dependency. Those aren’t rights, those are the rations of slavery — hay and a barn for human cattle.



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Oklahoma Congressional Delegation Has Hits & Misses On Freedom Index

8/22/2016

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  With the congress in Summer recess, the folks at Freedomworks released their annual scorecards for members of congress. 
  Jim Bridenstine of the 1st district scored a perfect '100' for freedom, but Tom Cole of the 4th district scored just 54. Lucas, Mullin, & Russell all scored in the 70s.
  Neither senator scored above 67 and Jim Inhofe, our senior member, scored as badly as many democrats, with just a 33. Lankford scored a 67; hardly enough to justify the claim of championing the fight against govt. waste
  The index focuses on how legislation affects freedom to American citizens in many aspects. Whether it impacts our tax burdens, regulatory mandates on individuals or businesses, or even matters justified for national security.
  Below we list the items impacting the Freedom Score and why they are important to our daily exercise of freedom.

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The Trump Surge?

8/20/2016

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The L.A. Times released a shock poll on Saturday night..
Who would you vote for?

​"We ask voters what the chance is that they will vote for Trump, Clinton or someone else, using a 0-100 scale. The overall level of support for each candidate reflects the weighted average of those responses."
  Be sure to read the full report and internal breakdowns at the LA Times. http://graphics.latimes.com/usc-presidential-poll-dashboard/
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How KellyAnne Conway Will Rescue Trump From Himself

8/19/2016

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The New Campaign Manager:​  This week Kellyanne Conway began the task of reversing the Trump Slump. Conway is an expert at political messaging. She is especially accomplished at teaching minorities. Her polling company has been in business for over 20 years.

  The Trump humility we saw on Thursday, appears to be a master stroke of Conway's. Humility is not a commodity Trump has held in his portfolio. Conway appears to have crafted a genius speech which showed the softer side of The Donald.

  According to reports, we will see Trump build upon this message and demonstrate how trump values people and relationships.

"Sometimes, in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. I have done that. And believe it or not, I regret it. And I do regret it, particularly where it may have caused personal pain. Too much is at stake for us to be consumed with these issues,"  - Donald Trump, August 18, 2016, Charlotte, NC


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