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Gerrymandering Wars Continue

12/31/2016

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  When Democrats regained Oklahoma's 1st district congressional seat, in 1972; they took steps to solidify their hold on the office. Page Belcher has served the Tulsa metro area for 20 years, but Jim Jones wrestled control and had sights on even higher office.

  When the Oklahoma legislature of 1981 began their business, drawing up new district maps was in order. The 10 year district lines would greatly help Democrats retain 5 of the 6 seats in the state's delegation to the US House of Representatives.

  To the east, Democrats held a strangle-hold of District 2. Jones and others liked the idea of carving south Tulsa out of District 1 and putting the ultra-Republican area of Tulsa County, and into the same district as Muskogee & Tahlequah. 

  Some say it's rather suspicious that Democrat-appointed judges would step in coincidentally when Republicans finally get in position to draw district maps.  In all the years that Democrats abused gerrymandering powers, very little was printed in state newspapers about the bizarre district lines.
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The 1982 Congressional Districts Map

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Parents Uncover Gay Sex Ring, Run By Teacher

12/29/2016

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  When children identify less with their parents, and seek the emotional support of some outside figure, the results can be very unpredictable. Sometimes it's lethal.

  Fifteen years ago, a prominent Tulsa prep school had a devastating sex scandal. The church who ran the school didn't handle it correctly. The school & church diminished since then. The school is completely closed now. the Church is desperate to sell all their campus and find a chaeper place to gather the much smaller congregation.
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  We often assume that male heterosexuals are the most likely perpetrators of sexual molestations. This prejudice can be as harmful as blind trust. The reality is that any person with special access to children, can also be harmful or helpful. So vigilance and honest family communication is essential to parenting in this culture.

  This week, while visiting with family over the holidays, I read a sad story of another homosexual sex ring that a gay couple had developed in Minnesota. One boy's mental health crisis led to the exposure of a school teacher who drugged boys and let his gay lover join him in sexual exploits of the boys.
  The two gay men fled when police closed in. they committed suicide while on the run, in rural Washington state. Some claimed that the denial of the "right" to homosexual marriage is the cause of sexual violence. That if a homosexual could find the stability of a monogamous institution of marriage, they would no longer see this level of homosexual molestation. We are still waiting for that 'reality' to be established.
  Here's a snippit from the story that ran in the Minneapolis StarTribune, on December 29th.  Breitbart news is also covering the matter. 


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Rep. Dan Kirby: "I'm Baaack!"

12/28/2016

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  Yesterday, a fax to House Speaker-elect Charles McCall, R-Atoka, by Rep. Dan Kirby; said his Dec. 23 email and telephone call indicating his intention to resign did not comply with state law.
“I have determined that my decision to resign was hasty and based upon bad advice,” the fax said. “I have no intent to resign my office as Representative for District 75 — House of Representatives for the State of Oklahoma.
“I believe it in the best interests of my constituents that I serve out the term that they graciously elected me to serve.”
  Kirby confirmed for the Tulsa World on Wednesday evening that he has rescinded his resignation.
  Jason Sutton, a spokesman for McCall, said McCall had not spoken with Kirby. McCall’s office had only received the fax, Sutton said.
  Gov. Mary Fallin's spokesman, Michael McNutt, confirmed that the Governor’s Office also received a similar notice by fax.
  Kirby’s Friday email to McCall said he was resigning his position because distractions from “recent events” would keep him from serving his constituents “in the manner they deserve.”
  The resignation was set to be effective Dec. 31.
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House Dems Demand An Audit Of Legislature Finances

12/28/2016

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  Following the revelations that former Speaker, Jeff Hickman, secretly paid out a sexual harassment & wrongful termination claim; the Democrat legislative leaders are publicly calling  for the State Auditor's Office to conduct a full audit of the management of the House of Representatives.
  The public call came out during a press conference conducted by minority leader, Scott Inman; along with David Perryman(D-Chickasha), and George Young(D-OKC). In his statement, Inman calls for full disclosure of how and why the House leadership secretly paid about $45,000 to a fired legislative assistant and her lawyers.
  On it's face, the House records are clearly attempting to foul the people into thinking that a law firm provided cleaning and housekeeping services for the west side of the capitol building. the journal entry simply says; "for housekeeping and cleaning".

A Reform Opportunity?

  This may be a great opportunity for the new leadership team in the House. Charles McCall can perhaps insulate his new administration from past administrations by authorizing the audit request. It would shield Speaker McCall from any revelations if it's done before the new legislature oges into session. Any of the Auditor's recommendations can be pondered without being regarded as a rebuke of Speaker McCall. But it would be a distraction as well, and that can be a hindrance to the leadership's 'game plan'.
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From left: Democratic state Reps. George Young of Oklahoma City, Scott Inman of Del City and David Perryman of Chickasha, discussing concerns over a sexual harassment claim paid with House (taxpayer) resources. Photo by Pat McGuigan.

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Game Wardens Ignoring 4th Amendment

12/26/2016

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  Senator Nathan Dahm has revealed the wholesale disregard of the Oklahoma Game Wardens for Constitutional Rights of privacy. Farmers, ranchers, and other rural citizens are now being subjected to indiscriminate searches, surveys, photographic and video recording, and other forms of disrespect for the agri-business, and rural citizens. They can even let loose their "police dogs" on a farm. Ranchers' kids can find themselves under fierce persuit by a vicious dog and not know if it's a law enforcement dog or a wild and deadly animal threat. Try shooting a "canine unit" animal and see what happens to you? On second thought.... DON'T!!
​  But the game warden will shoot a farm dog whom he believes he is threatend by.
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  SB1142 was filed in the last Oklahoma legislature. The final language was vastly changed from the simplicity in which Dahm wrote his original piece. Never the less, Gov. Fallin would have none of it. She seems bent on killing anything coauthored by Dahm. To his credit, Dahm has achieved broad cooperative assistance from several of his colleagues. He has successfully forced some law via legislative override of the veto pen. Even achieving broad bipartisan support. 
  Oklahoma Second Amendment Association has worked hard for the rights of country dwellers to be left alone. But game wardens routinely acost anyone at a privately owned firing range. People are commonly forced to fight off allegations of "hunting without a license" just for carrying a rifle outside their farm house. If a rancher sights in his scope behind the barn, he can face asset forfeiture, fines, and even worse. The warden can even call in additional law enforcement to challenge other various posession charges.  
  • That venison in the freezer seems suspicious? Where's the dear tag?
  • There's not a current boat sticker on that canoe in the garage?
  • Why is the shotgun loaded and hanging in the barn?
  • Do you have a car title for that '63 buick in the feed shed?

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Rentie Grove: A Freedman Town's Identity Lost

12/25/2016

 
Tulsa Area Shows Little Sign of Once All-Black Community
In the expansive housing additions and suburban shopping centers that dot the hills of south Tulsa, a small white wood-frame church stands.
The building's occupants have changed over the years, but the structure -- conspicuous only for its modesty in the affluent surroundings -- is one of the few physical reminders of an earlier era in the city's history, when a black community called Rentie Grove occupied a narrow tract of land in southern Tulsa County.
The small farming community grew up around the freedmen allotments of Stephen and Luthis Rentie, freed Creek slaves and relatives of the founders of Rentiesville, near Checotah. In the early 1900s, the Renties and other freedmen were each allotted 40 acres near what is now 91st Street and Harvard Avenue.
Rentie Grove was never incorporated, although it had a post office from 1904 to 1909, according to newspaper reports. A school, two churches and a gasoline station made up the rest of the community.
Other than the church, remnants of Rentie Grove are few.
A cemetery, tended by the Renties' grandson, holds the remains of many of the original land owners and their descendants.
A few stones from the foundation of the schoolhouse are now kept in a display case at Jenks East Middle School.
The rest of the settlement that was bounded by 81st and 91st streets, Harvard Avenue and Sheridan Road exists only in the memories of a few black Tulsans.
The Tulsa World posted this bit of Oklahoma's Freedman history. Read their complete story, at TulsaWorld.com

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Rentie Grove families
​At right: Former residents of Rentie Grove visit the old cemetary. Pictured from left to right are Frisco Norton, Etoria Norton, Clovynne Norton Jackson and Arnold Williams. The gravestone is that of Williams' grandfather.
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The Latest McCall Leadership Test

12/24/2016

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Sometimes leadership is demonstrated in quiet ways.
  For those who say that the "good 'ol boys" in the legislature are corrupt; Let me add that the reason why Dan Kirby resigned yesterday, might just have something to do with a new leadership team setting a higher standard.
  I would guess that Charles McCall was about to add more humiliation to the dialogue, by removing Dan Kirby from any leadership posts.
  His committee chairmanship was probably about to get yanked.
  He was probably going to be required to make a full accounting and a very compelling narrative of innocence, in order to be restored.
  You won't probably hear about it. But that's just the way good leadership handles stuff like this... quietly, but effectively.
  This was a bad week for the narrative of Republicans in the legislature. But there were quiet heroes you won't read about.
  The work of the legislature must be the focus. Not the rumored frat house antics of the few.
  Democrats have also behaved well, in this matter. Yes, they still demand an investigation. But Rep Eric Proctor and Joe Dorman also publicly commend the integrity of Charles McCall.  Proctor says; "Charles McCall is a man of integrity, and I can't say that about every speaker."
  
Dorman added; "McCall has the potential to be a phenominal Speaker."
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Dan Kirby Resigns House Seat After Harassment Scandal

12/23/2016

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  The Daily Oklahoman is reporting the sudden resignation of Rep Dan Kirby, of Tulsa.
Nolan Clay writes:
OKLAHOMA CITY — State Rep. Dan Kirby resigned Friday night after three days of public outrage over the secretive settlement paid to a fired legislative assistant who had accused him of sexual harassment.
The resignation is effective Dec. 31.


Kirby, R-Tulsa, wrote Speaker-elect Charles McCall:
​​"Recent events have caused a situation
where my continuing in office would be such
a distraction that I could not serve my constituents in the manner they deserve,"
​  "I believe that a resignation is in the best interest
​ of the district, the House of Representatives
and the state of Oklahoma."
  The recent revelations of the legal settlement became a potential distraction on the next legislature and the new leadership team that Speaker-designate, charles McCall has been organizing. McCall hoped to have Kirby's experience and insights as chairman of the Business, Commerce, and Tourism Committee.

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Conservative Democrats Move To the Right Of Republicans

12/23/2016

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  Former candidate for governor, Joe Dorman, and State Rep. Eric Proctor, were guests on the Pat Campbell radio show, Friday morning.  What shocks many Oklahoma voters is the message of fiscal conservatism coming from these Democrats. 
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Proctor & Dorman, at a 2014 campaign event.
​  "We have the money we need. We have a leadership problem. We have a lot of funds just getting syphoned away in tax credits to corporations."
  About the new Speaker, Proctor says;
" I am very optimistic about Charles McCall.  He is a good man. That is something I cannot say about every speaker.  He has all the character and integrity in the world and hopefully he will lead with a servant's heart."
  Dorman also adds; "Charles McCall has an opportunity to be a phenominal speaker."
   Proctor is not so positive about Gov. Mary Fallin.
"She's nickel and diming the working families to death. Raising fees on everything under the sun. There is a lot of money to be saved in tax credits. Oil needs to be indexed to the price, so that when oil is not taxed when prices are low. But when it hits $100 a barrel, the tax reflects that."

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The Massive Cost Of Locking Mom Up

12/23/2016

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When mom goes to jail, the children are sentenced to a terrible future without her stabilizing presence in their lives.
  Feeling safe is an elusive and fleeting emotion. But it has captured the minds, hearts, and treasure of Oklahoma voters. We have leveraged the fear of incarceration far beyond it's realistic promise of a return on the investment.

  So now Oklahoma has the highest rate of female inmates (per capita). We were told repeatedly that if we make the sentence stiff, less people will get out of line with our mandated social norms.
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​  Somehow we need another option.
 Even a misdemeanor infraction, like failing to produce a prescription for the bottle of drugs in her purse, still brings a 12 month sentence in the county jail. At $75 per day, that means the city who arrests her, pays over $27,000 just for her board & room at the county jail.

  If she's a single parent, those kids are going to be in foster care for at least this 12 months. the cost for foster care of 2 kids for a year is nearly $20,000. 

  If she lost her job, there will be little prospects for her employment (especially with a police record). So now we have to add the public assistance programs of TANF, SNAP, and Medicaid.

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Democrat Legislator Pledges To Fight Tax Hikes

12/22/2016

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  Tulsa Democrat, Eric Proctor, has signaled his continued fight against new tax increases targeted to impact low & middle income Oklahomans. He posted the following message on his social media acct.
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​"I will not be supporting the Governor's plan to raise taxes on working and middle class families. The middle class and working poor pay a disproportionate amount of tax compared to the most wealthy corporations in our state.

Want to raise revenue? I'm for your deal Governor. Eliminate the insane tax cut trigger, tax oil companies as much as we tax teachers, mechanics and janitors and repeal tax credits that are icing on top of icing.

We do not have another budget shortfall because the poor don't pay taxes on haircuts or because a single mom working two jobs doesn't pay an extra $1.50 in taxes to wash her car. Give me a break.

If the Governor wants to balance the budget on the backs of workers and make it even harder for the average Oklahoman to reach the American Dream, she will do so without my vote."

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Republicans Continue to Call For Hoffmeister Resignation

12/22/2016

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OKLAHOMA CITY – State Rep. Mike Ritze today joined the call for State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister, R-Tulsa, to resign following the filing of felony charges against her.
 
“It is evident that the superintendent cannot represent the best interests of the children of Oklahoma or the employees in our state public schools while preparing to fight felony charges which accuse her of knowingly committing fraud during her campaign for public office,” said Ritze, R-Broken Arrow.
 
Hofmeister and four others were charged Nov. 3 in Oklahoma District Court with four felony counts that included knowingly accepting campaign contributions in excess of the maximum amount allowed by law, working together to channel the money through a dark money group and conspiracy to commit a felony.
 
The others charged alongside Hofmeister were people who worked on her campaign and former officials of the Cooperative Council of Oklahoma School Administration and the Oklahoma Education Association teacher’s union.
 
Ritze said his call for Hofmeister to step down is not an attempt to try her case outside of court; it’s instead what he considers in the best interest of the state of Oklahoma and the schools the superintendent represents.
 
“The evidence already collected and released to the public as part of these felony counts show a willingness to operate outside of the scope of law,” Ritze said. “It is my duty as a legislator to ask that someone in charge of a large state agency, with access to billions of taxpayer dollars, is held responsible to the highest level.”

​State Rep. Mike Ritze

 

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Hickman Faces Scrutiny For Secret Payoff To Silence Kirby's Sex Scandal. 

12/22/2016

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12 Facts: 

  A further research into the Dan Kirby Sexual Harassment Allegations confirms some new details:
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  • The secret settlement was signed on Jeff Hickman's last day as Speaker of The House. Hickman personally signed the documents.
  • The settlement was between the House of Representatives, and Ms. Hollie Bishop.
  • The money came solely from state funding set aside for the operations of the House.
  • Dan Kirby is not a party to the settlement.
  • Kirby may face further litigation from Bishop.
  • Kirby is NOT bound to silence by the terms of the contract. He can and should make a full accounting of the case. His silence is assumed to infer guilt.
  • Speaker-Designate, Charles McCall, still has no authority to make any settlement. He released a statment indicating that his knowledge of the matter was from local media sources.
  • Speaker Hickman may be liable for firing a person, as retribution for filing a sexual harassment complaint.
  • The speaker is liable for ordering Bishop to stay in a suspected hostile environment and for several weeks after being informed of the complaint.
  • Hickman had the payment to Bishop's legal team filed as a payment for cleaning and janitorial services, so as to hide the real nature of the exchange.
  • No record of disciplinary action was found, regarding the Kirby misconduct allegations.
  • This is not the only incident of a member's misconduct being ignored by Hickman
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  Former Speaker, Jeff Hickman may face far more serious trouble than would Dan Kirby. It may well have to be investigated by a state agency, and any prosecution referrals would be forwarded to a state prosecutor.

  Should Bishop have been paid state funds? Yes. Not for the harassment, but for keeping this woman in a suspected hostile environment (Kirby's assistant), and for firing her without cause, 2 months later.
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  Hickman screwed up and he kept it a secret and made us taxpayers pay the bill.

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Democrats Demand "Complete & Immediate" Kirby Investigation

12/21/2016

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Speaker-Designate, Charles McCall is faced with his first cover up scandal, even before he gets the gavel.
"The Democratic Party of Oklahoma is deeply concerned about the use of state funds to settle a sexual harassment claim against Representative Dan Kirby."
, Chairman Mark Hammons said today.

 He went on to say; “The possible misuse of funds appropriated for a wholly different purpose and expenditure which may be barred by Oklahoma’s prohibition against indemnifying state employees for actions motivated by ‘discriminatory animus director toward. . . sex’, as described by 51 O.S. Sec. 162(B)(4)(e), is a serious issue that state leaders need to address immediately."

“There must be a complete and immediate investigation into this action and a full disclosure of the nature of the claims against Rep. Kirby and the authority for the payment.”
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Editorial: Being Sick Isn't Being 'Bad'

12/21/2016

 
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​Oklahoma is now debating our response to addictions and substance abuse. I recently had an impromptu debate with Steve Kunzweiler, Tulsa's District Attorney on the matter. He believes he's doing the druggy a favor by prosecuting him. He thinks some good discipline and fear will fix the condition.
Twenty years ago, I would have totally agreed with my Roman Catholic DA. . As a bible school graduate and former pastor, I knew the bible and what it says about lust, craving, and fallen(sinful) mankind.
I thought I knew it all. (most specialists like to believe that their specialty is the solution).
But the past 20 years of caring for people with mental illness has taught me some very real lessons.
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The Sick Boy

Let's use an analogy of a sick boy lying down with a nauseous stomach. He doesn't want to vomit on the sofa. He tries to hold it down. But eventually he upchucks despite his efforts to stop the unwanted behavior.
Do we punish him? 
Well he caused a big mess. We know he's the one responsible for his own behavior.
But hard as he tried, his brain and nervous system gave way to an impulse so strong and an esophagus which threw it into reverse gear.

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