The Rise of ‘Scam PACs’
“33 tea party groups raised $43 mil for the midterms. $3 mil went to ads and contributions. $40 mil covered
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2016: RNC Sets Presidential Debate Calendar
RNC Announces Debate Schedule Sanctions 9 Debates between now and March 1, 2016 First Debate to occur in August in
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Shock Poll: New Record 43% Are Political Independents
Independents have been on the rise for a few years now in Oklahoma–even out registering Democrats in recent months– this Gallup
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Two Oklahomas?
Very interesting find from Ben Felder, Urban Affairs reporter for the OK Gazette. He compared Census numbers from 2000 to
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Tulsa March for Life Details
This years Tulsa’s March For Life will be held on Thursday evening, January 22, the anniversary of the infamous 1973
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What to Watch in 2015: The Relevance of State Parties
As we enter 2015, The Okie would like to remind our readers of a story Politico penned back about a
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Frank Lucas: “A Cattlemen’s Chairman”
A Cattlemen’s Chairman By Mary Soukup, Drovers Cattle Network Cattle rancher and rural Oklahoma resident, U.S. House Agriculture Committee Chairman
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Tom Cole: A Year in Review
Dec 29, 2014 As we prepare for the new Congress that assumes office on January 6 of 2015, it is
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Blog Post: The best way to display the 10 Commandments
Original post at Two Cities Blog By Joel J. Miller Last week a man in Oklahoma allegedly dropped trou, peed
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Blog Report: Cox Failed To Remedy Multiple Audits
Published on The Waterloo Republic Blog: State Education Superintendent Candidate’s District Repeatedly Cited for Failing to Follow Financial Reporting Regulations
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OK Capitol Ten Commandments Monument Destroyed Overnight
The Ten Commandments monument at the State Capitok smashed by a vehicle overnight. pic.twitter.com/cTH4qPAI4x — Michael Cross (@KOSUMichaelC) October 24,
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Inhofe Praises EPW Republican Report on Hydraulic Fracturing
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), senior member of the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee, praised
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