There’s still drought in Oklanoma and now the Sooners have lost two games - perhaps @jameslankford needs to explain to god how he’s seemingly on the wrong side of this forced birth issue
Continuing to move electricity with top heavy wooden poles and draped dangerous wires is archaic. Many other states who actually regulate their utilities are burying lines, trying new above ground systems and using micro grids. Meanwhile Oklahoma in top 10 for outages.
Auditor Byrd confirms: Oklahomans appear to be on the hook for nearly $30 million misused federal dollars… most of it earmarked for education, including two federal education programs managed by Oklahoma State Supt. of Education Ryan Walters.
Teachers are not responsible for teaching Christian values, nor should they be. Oklahomans prefer that those lessons be handled at home and at religious institutions, the editorial states. https://t.co/a4cRoxotg7
Man where is Oklahoma’s Legislature?? You guys have been banging the “cut educational spending” drum to death. Now it is time to put your money where your mouth is and own it. Impeach!!
Just your daily reminder that Kevin Stitt is racist and his white ancestor fraudulently obtained citizenship in the Cherokee Nation: https://t.co/91heKiCBPj
What to do when apartment A/C unit goes out:
“If the landlord fails to comply within said fourteen (14) days, or as promptly as conditions require in the case of an emergency, the tenant may thereafter cause the work to be done in a workmanlike manner and, after submitting to the landlord an itemized statement, deduct from his or her rent the actual and reasonable cost or the fair and reasonable value of the work, not exceeding the amount specified in this subsection, in which event the rental agreement shall not terminate by reason of that breach.”
2022 Oklahoma Statutes Title 41. Landlord and Tenant §41-121. Landlord’s breach of rental agreement - Deductions from rent for repairs - Failure to supply heat, water or other essential services - Habitability of dwelling unit.
Full story on https://t.co/LiO1DSKWcH @kfor@thehunterelyse
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We still have nothing from @OCPAthink regarding this week's bombshell audit report that documented $30-million in wasteful and "unallowable" spending of CARES funding by the Stitt Administration.
Outside of their "journalism director" being married to one of the people at the center of the scandal, I wonder why they're not covering it? https://t.co/bxu4f1w8rX
@NikkiHaley Let’s see. Strong job numbers, plummeting inflation, low energy prices, nationwide high speed internet, lower prescription drug prices, $35 cap on insulin for seniors, immigration numbers halved, health protection for vets. Sounds like YOU need the competency test, @NikkiHaley
I think the most frustrating thing about the state govt audit is how many people are acting surprised—like have you been paying attention?
Corruption & back room deals is from the Stitt, Walters, et al standard operations handbook.
They’ve been doing the worst from day 1
The Biden administration announced this week Oklahoma is receiving $797.4 million in grant funds for the work through the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment (BEAD) program, part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act approved in 2021. #ThankYouPresidentBiden!