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Oklahoma parent unrest could boost school freedom

11/25/2021

Oklahoma parents expect better, and their increased awareness of local-school deficiencies is fueling growing demand for school choice and political change.

Recently released district-level data show that Oklahoma parents have reason to feel as aggrieved as counterparts making their voices heard at school-

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Income-tax-cut trend continues

11/25/2021

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With the growth seen in states with no income tax over the last decade, it's no wonder other states have begun to shift their tax structure.

Recent action in North Carolina and Louisiana continues the tax-cut trend seen across the country. Both states are making changes to their tax code by

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Income-tax-cut trend continues
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Stitt other governors say vaccine mandate harming economy

11/25/2021

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Gov. Kevin Stitt and 14 other Republican governors say President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate is adding to the national labor shortage and associated s

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Stitt, other governors say vaccine mandate harming economy
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Tulsa teachers told to focus on privilege and oppression

11/25/2021

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During a recent professional-development training, Tulsa Public Schools teachers were told to shift their classroom focus to “privilege and oppression

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Cancel culture goes from big tech to big government

11/25/2021

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Whether it's a big-tech billionaire or an overzealous bureaucrat, OCPA opposes those who seek to silence their ideological opponents.

Big-tech billionaires are not the only people in the cancel culture game. Lately, Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater and Oklahoma Attorney

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Cancel culture goes from big tech to big government
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Oklahoma parent unrest could boost school freedom

11/24/2021

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Recently released district-level data show that Oklahoma parents have reason to feel as aggrieved as counterparts making their voices heard at school-board meetings across the country. Things are so bad that simply holding steady on poor performance is almost an accomplishment.

Oklahoma parent unrest could boost school freedom
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Income-tax-cut trend continues

11/23/2021

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Recent action in North Carolina and Louisiana continues the tax-cut trend seen across the country. Both states are making changes to their tax code by simplifying their income tax structures and reducing rates for both individuals and corporations.

Income-tax-cut trend continues
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Stitt other governors say vaccine mandate harming economy

11/23/2021

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Gov. Kevin Stitt and 14 other Republican governors say President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate is adding to the national labor shortage and associated supply-chain problems, further augmenting the highest level of inflation in 30 years and associated consumer harm.

Stitt, other governors say vaccine mandate harming economy
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Thinkin' on Lincoln

11/23/2021

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Today's episode of Thinkin' on Lincoln is one you don't want to miss❗️Curtis and Ryan are joined by Dr. Keith Smith to discuss his journey to co-founding Surgery Center of Oklahoma and the importance of free market medicine. .

Listen here or anywhere you find your podcasts.

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Tulsa teachers told to focus on privilege and oppression

11/22/2021

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During a recent professional-development training, Tulsa Public Schools teachers were told to shift their classroom focus to “privilege and oppression,” according to materials recently made public.

Tulsa teachers told to focus on ‘privilege and oppression’
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Oklahoma parent unrest could boost school freedom

Income-tax-cut trend continues

Stitt other governors say vaccine mandate harming economy

Tulsa teachers told to focus on privilege and oppression

Cancel culture goes from big tech to big government

Oklahoma parent unrest could boost school freedom

Income-tax-cut trend continues

Stitt other governors say vaccine mandate harming economy

Thinkin' on Lincoln

Tulsa teachers told to focus on privilege and oppression

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