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Racist Bridges And Other Socialist Strategies

3/30/2024

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While America's Infrastructures are being dismantled, Leftist charlatans are celebrating and raising campaign funds to continue the takedown of America for the indefinite future; assuming we even have a future with them in power.

Trump refuses to go away, and his tenacious legal fight is gaining victories.

Kennedy picks a VP, who will further the independent candidacy appeal to classic leftist liberals.

Plus Lent discussions and a few other music selections.

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God Bless the USA

3/28/2024

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Listen to the podcast at: God Bless the USAFor the first time, State Reps Josh West and Trey Caldwell interview Vietnam and Iraq War Veteran Greg Slavonic. The One-Star Rear Admiral and Executive Director of ODVA tells stories of his time in the military and the state of our service branches today.

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Minimum wage initiative petition Congressman Tom Cole Superintendent Ryan Walters and more

3/28/2024

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This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civil Right Attorney Ryan Kiesel about a delay in the signature gathering for an initiative petition to raise Oklahoma's minimum wage as opponents call for a rehearing by the State Supreme Court, Congressman Tom Cole vying to be the next chairman of the U.S. House Appropriations and Budget Committee and another State Department of Education employee resigning.

The trio also discusses State Superintendent Ryan Walters plummeting poll numbers among possible Republican voters and the principal chief of the Cherokee Nation urging Governor Stitt to approve a car ag compact with the tribe.

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