"I pray for my brother. I pray he would count himself worthy to suffer for the name that he will see his ultimate reward as the crown he is going to lay down at your feet." 😮💨
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Today marks one year since the world lost Charlie Kirk.
From launching Turning Point USA out of a garage in Illinois, to reminding the world about the power of faith and family, Kirk rose to become one of the most influential voices in the modern conservative movement.
Known for his unfiltered campus debates, high-profile media appearances, and massive digital reach, he built a nationwide movement centered on faith, traditional values, and the courage to stand up for what you believe in.
Charlie Kirk inspired a new generation of conservatives while helping shape the broader conservative movement and political conversation across the country.
Today, his legacy lives on through his widow, Erika Kirk and their children, as he is remembered one year after his assassination.
These conversations rarely go well for pastors... but we never apologize for the word of God.
Here is a "watch out" for godly women on the Lindsay Clancy case that has captivated the nation 👇
🚨 BREAKING — IT'S OFFICIAL: The judge in the Lindsay Clancy trial has declared a MISTRIAL after a LONE MALE juror BLOCKED a NOT GUILTY VERDICT for Clancy
This man is an absolute HERO!
THANK YOU for REFUSING to give in to the DERANGED jurors trying to let a baby kiIIer go free!
🚨 HEROES ROSE IN MCKINNEY TONIGHT - AND CONGRESSMAN KEITH SELF DELIVERED THE TRUTH WITHOUT FLINCHING
While residents packed the room, U.S. Congressman Keith Self looked the Mayor and City Council dead in the eye and refused to soft-pedal reality.
By the way, take a moment to listen to the crowd irrupt with cheers when they heard it was their congressman!
Self reminded them of 1,400 years of political Islam that cannot be wished away.
He named the UK’s industrial-scale rape gangs: a quarter of a million non-Muslim girls abducted, passed around, and discarded, a deliberate demonstration of dominance over the laws of the land.
He exposed the sickest part: police arresting the victims for “public drunkenness” rather than be called racist or Islamophobic.
Then he brought it home to Texas.
“I know you’re in the accommodation phase, but the intimidation phase follows quickly. It’s already happening in cities in Texas.
Child marriage. Honor killings. Don’t tell me it can’t happen here because it’s already happened in Texas.
Beating your wife. Polygamy. All condoned under Sharia.
Political Islam.”
He drove the point home that freedom of conscience does not exist under this system: the penalty for leaving is death.
He cited modern American imams preaching open sedition against the U.S. Constitution.
Then he put the choice squarely on the Council:
“This is your time. This is your moment of truth. This is your time for choosing.
This is your time to choose to honor your oath that starts with the U.S. Constitution.
There is no state cavalry coming to save you. This is your time.”
Congressman Self has been fighting this fight with everything he has to protect Texas from the march of Islamic supremacy.
Tonight he stood in McKinney and spoke for every Texan who still believes the Constitution is not optional.
It is so incredible to watch so many Heroes who have have risen.
Now the leaders must decide whose side they are on.
McKinney City Council the people are watching. Texas - this is the line!
Oklahoma Schools: How Top-Heavy Administration Is Draining Classroom Dollars
If you care about where your tax dollars go in Oklahoma public education, you need to see this. A new transparency dashboard analyzing FY2025 data from the Oklahoma Cost Accounting System (OCAS) reveals that many school districts are significantly “top-heavy,” spending far more on administration relative to actual classroom instruction than their peers.
Key Facts from the Data:
• Statewide average administrative spending ratio: ~28.3%
• 227 districts flagged for review
• 65 districts flagged as CRITICAL, meaning their administrative spending is dramatically higher than classroom spending
Highest Administrative Spending Ratios:
• Proud to Partner Leadership Charter Academy: 131.1%
• Carlton Academy – Canadian Charter: 107.8%
• Dove Virtual Academy: 72.3%
• Liberty Public Schools: 69.5%
• Wanette: 66.3%
• Pioneer-Pleasant Vale: 65.4%
• Pond Creek-Hunter: 63.2%
• Ringwood: 62.4%
• Plus many more small rural districts and certain charter schools exceeding 50%.
These figures indicate that some districts are spending more, and in some cases substantially more, on central administration, superintendent offices, and overhead than on teachers, instructional materials, and direct classroom instruction.
Why This Matters
Oklahoma already ranks near the bottom nationally in per-pupil spending and teacher pay. When administrative costs continue to grow, particularly in smaller districts with fixed overhead or certain charter and virtual school models, fewer dollars remain for classrooms. That means fewer resources for teachers and students while bureaucracy expands.
This does not describe every district. Many traditional public schools remain at or below the statewide average. However, the highest-spending districts deserve scrutiny from parents, taxpayers, and lawmakers.
Check your own school district here:
https://t.co/ZQHj9jLFSY
Look up your district, compare administrative versus classroom spending, and explore the full interactive data. Transparency is one of the best tools taxpayers have for holding government accountable.
If your district appears in the Critical category, ask questions at your next school board meeting. Find out why administrative overhead is so high and what steps are being taken to direct more resources into classrooms where they belong.
Our students deserve better than bloated bureaucracy. Share this so more Oklahomans can see the numbers for themselves.
#OklahomaEducation #SchoolSpending #TaxpayerAccountability #EducationReform
As Christians, our greatest allegiance is to an eternal Kingdom, above any earthly kingdom.
BUT... I love my country. I make no apologies for that. This quote from George Washington was on my heart this weekend.
🚨 Are We Ready for Real Change?
Or are we going to keep sending the same politicians back to Oklahoma City, funded by the same lobbyists, PACs, insiders, and special interests?
Jake Merrick is different.
While other campaigns are fueled by dark money and political machines, Jake has refused to play that game. No army of lobbyists. No backroom deals. No special-interest strings attached.
That matters.
Because when politicians owe their campaigns to special interest groups, guess who comes first after Election Day?
Not you.
Jake’s conservative values, commitment to faith, and willingness to stand on principle instead of political convenience are exactly why many Oklahomans are rallying behind him.
Tomorrow, I’m heading to the polls, and I can’t wait to mark my ballot for Jake Merrick.
Not because he’s the endorsed choice.
Not because he’s the biggest spender.
Because Oklahoma needs a governor who owes nothing to the dark-money crowd and everything to the people.
Tomorrow, let’s send a message:
Oklahoma isn’t for sale.
#JakeMerrick #OKGov #Grassroots #NoDarkMoney #FaithFamilyFreedom
🚨 Oklahoma’s Mental Health System: A Taxpayer-Funded Nightmare? 🚨
Oklahoma’s mental health system is supposed to protect our most vulnerable citizens. Instead, taxpayers have watched years of allegations involving abuse, financial chaos, contract controversies, and a revolving door of leadership at the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS).
Who’s in charge right now?
As of June 2026, Interim Commissioner Josh Anderson, appointed by Governor Kevin Stitt, leads ODMHSAS. He follows a string of leaders, including former Commissioner Allie Friesen, who was removed in 2025 amid mounting scandals. The agency board, Governor’s Office, and lawmakers all share oversight responsibility, yet meaningful accountability has remained elusive.
“Hell on Earth.”
That’s how families, advocates, and investigators have described the Robert M. Greer Center in Enid, a state-linked facility serving people with developmental disabilities and severe mental illness.
The allegations are shocking.
Court filings and lawsuits describe residents being choked with bedsheets, beaten, waterboarded, bribed to assault fellow residents, and left with broken bones and life-altering injuries. One non-verbal resident reportedly died after being strangled with a bedsheet. Families say vulnerable people who should have been protected instead became victims.
The scandal grew darker when allegations surfaced that evidence was destroyed, leading to court sanctions against operator Liberty Healthcare. Despite investigations by law enforcement and DHS, many families believe critical questions remain unanswered. Liberty Healthcare eventually stepped away, but lawsuits continue and protesters have called for investigations to be reopened.
How does something described as “Hell on Earth” happen under state oversight in Oklahoma?
While residents allegedly suffered, ODMHSAS was unraveling financially.
By 2025, the agency disclosed a budget shortfall estimated between $30 million and $43 million. Investigators pointed to years of poor budgeting, current-year funds being used for prior-year expenses, contract failures, and questionable spending practices.
The fallout triggered investigations by LOFT, State Auditor Cindy Byrd, House Select Committee hearings, and Governor Stitt’s special review. Providers faced sudden contract cuts worth tens of millions of dollars, disrupting services statewide. The agency also missed deadlines under a federal consent decree addressing treatment delays for people stuck in county jails awaiting mental health care.
Then came questions about self-dealing.
An administrative law judge ruled ODMHSAS likely violated competitive bidding laws during a 2023 Tulsa County CCBHC contract process involving GRAND Mental Health. The findings raised concerns about advance information being provided during procurement and resulted in referrals to law enforcement. Lawmakers later passed legislation aimed at preventing similar conduct.
The broader picture remains troubling.
Oklahoma continues to face criticism over underfunding, inadequate community-based services, past facility failures, and reliance on county jails to manage mental health crises. Despite a FY2026 budget exceeding $383 million, taxpayers continue to see headlines involving dysfunction, mismanagement, and weak oversight.
At some point, the excuses run out.
Whether responsibility rests with past commissioners, agency leadership, contractors, board members, or oversight officials, Oklahomans deserve answers. Vulnerable residents deserve protection. Taxpayers deserve transparency.
Oklahomans deserve full audits, contract transparency, real accountability, and meaningful reforms that put patients ahead of bureaucracy.
What do you think? Is it time to restructure ODMHSAS from top to bottom?
Why is Governor Kevin Stitt auditing the Attorney General’s office? Maybe it’s the top-heavy administration pulling in over $100K each.
Governor Kevin Stitt recently requested a special audit of Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s office, citing explosive growth in both budget and staffing. According to the request, the AG’s office grew from roughly $43 million in FY2023 to more than $131 million by FY2026, a 205% increase. During the same period, headcount reportedly jumped 61%, adding more than 100 employees and making the AG’s office one of the fastest-growing agencies in Oklahoma government.
Stitt says taxpayers deserve transparency and accountability regarding how that money is being spent.
One area drawing attention is the Administration division.
This is not the group of prosecutors handling criminal cases in court. Administration serves as the agency’s management hub, overseeing finance, HR, IT, accounting, compliance, budgeting, and operational support across the office.
According to the Attorney General’s own FY2026 Budget Performance Review:
• Administration budget: nearly $73 million out of the agency’s roughly $148 million total budget, with over $84 million requested next year
• Administration staff: 70 employees, compared to just 26 employees in FY2016
The salary structure also stands out:
• 34 employees budgeted at $100,000 or more
• 23 employees between $70,000 and $100,000
• 13 employees between $35,000 and $70,000
• Zero employees under $35,000
That means nearly half of the Administration division makes six figures, while more than 80% fall into the upper salary ranges above $70K. The division also includes 21 supervisors.
Across the entire Attorney General’s office:
• Approximately 350 total positions are budgeted
• 131 employees reportedly make more than $100,000 annually
The office has expanded significantly in recent years with new divisions and initiatives, including organized crime enforcement, pharmacy benefit manager oversight, and human trafficking programs. Officials also note that portions of the overall budget involve pass-through funding for victims services, local law enforcement, opioid response programs, shelters, and grants that do not remain inside the agency itself.
Supporters argue the office is taking on responsibilities previous administrations handled less aggressively and say additional staffing and management infrastructure are necessary to support the expansion.
Critics, including Governor Stitt, see something different: a rapidly expanding management-heavy structure funded through revolving funds, settlements, and increasing appropriations, with large concentrations of six-figure salaries at the administrative level.
As Oklahoma families face inflation and rising costs, questions naturally follow:
Are taxpayers getting efficiency and results?
Or is government overhead growing faster than necessary?
The audit is expected to examine whether the rapid increase in staffing, salaries, and budget growth aligns with actual outcomes and follows best practices for accountability and transparency.
Drummond has publicly stated the office has nothing to hide and welcomes the review.
Now the spotlight turns to the numbers.
What do you think, Oklahoma?
Should every rapidly expanding agency face this level of scrutiny? Does this administrative structure make sense, or does it deserve a deeper look?
Taxpayers deserve answers.
(Source: FY2026 Oklahoma Attorney General Budget Performance Review and Governor Stitt audit request letter, May 2026)
#Oklahoma #GovernmentAccountability #TaxpayersFirst #AGOffice #OklahomaPolitics