Well, I guess we know how James Gallogly is going to destroy David Boren. Last night, The Oklahoman reported that the University of Oklahoma has hired a very expensive law firm to investigate...
For as much as we like to complain about politics in Oklahoma, people just don’t like to turn up to vote. Hell, the midterms last November saw the biggest bump since 1986, and only 56% of...
You’ve probably been there. It’s 1:45am on a Friday night, the bartender just ran your tab, and you – being the responsible person you are – pause your drunk texting prowl...
As we mentioned yesterday, the Oklahoma Speaker’s Ball made its triumphant return to the Cowboy Hall of Fame this past weekend, after taking 2018 off due to bad optics. The non-profit event...
Relationships are a lot like political campaigns. They start with a lot of promises that probably won’t be kept, look better on Facebook than in real life, and half the time end with heartbreak and...
Iconic author and humorist Mark Twain once stated, “I am quite sure now that often, very often, in matters concerning religion and politics a man’s reasoning powers are not above the...
It looks like Kevin Stitt is taking this “Run Oklahoma like a Business” thing seriously! Earlier this morning, he did what countless of new CEOs and executives have done before him and...
Now that Kevin Stitt has been governor for almost a week, some of the top priorities of his administration are starting to take focus. One of them includes spending millions of dollars to make...
The Mary Fallin era is officially over! I guess. Yesterday afternoon, “Have You Heard He’s A Businessman?” Kevin Stitt was officially sworn in as the 28th Governor of Oklahoma...
If you notice any DHS employees coasting around in roller skates asking welfare recipients if they want extra ketchup, napkins or peppermints, I guess this will help explain why. Over the weekend...
A few weeks ago, we told you about SB 40. It’s the newest piece of legislation introduced by Oklahoma State Senator / Lost Ogle fanboy Paul Scott. Conceived during one of Scott’s lustful...
Last week, the United States Congress came together to pass the bipartisan First Step Act – a criminal justice reform package that will ease some of the Fed’s draconian “tough on...
I considered making this article another installment in our long-running “Jim Inhofe is still in idiot” series, but… A) We’ve already done that once this week B) From an...
Critical thinking is defined as the ability to objectively analyze a situation or object in order to form a rational, informed judgement. In other words, to apply critical thinking skills is to be...
Massive congressional upsets aside, it looks like the only wave to hit Oklahoma this year was filled with blue algae. In addition to losing every statewide race, Oklahoma Democrats also lost seats in...
Last week, the obscure local political website Non Doc announced it will cease operations through the end of the year, and is in a desperate search for a wealthy benefactor to save them. Who...
Here we go again. After appointing a former Oklahoma lawmaker and members from Jim Inhofe’s inner circle to key cabinet positions, “Outsider” Kevin Stitt has named one of Scott...
The Oklahoma State Department of Health is in the news again, which I guess means things are finally returning to normal. The Oklahoman’s Meg Wingerter reported yesterday that Kristy Bradley...
The guy who looks like he just learned how to read good is Canadian County GOP Chair Andrew Lopez. He’s a Derplahoman from the western fringe of the metro who likes to sing and play guitar...
In last week’s election recap, I touched on Kevin Stitt’s promise to run Oklahoma government as an “outsider businessman,” bless us with “new perspectives,”...
From Hooters and other boob-themed restaurants, to Kraft American Cheese and my parents’ marriage, it seems like the millennial generation is ruining everything nowadays. While usually the...
First off, a mea culpa… In the past, whenever I have spoken about Indigenous issues—rather passionately, I might add—I can understand why I have put some people immediately on the defensive. I...
In 2016, I surprisingly voted on the winning side of each and every State Question on the Oklahoma ballot. When I watched the results roll in on election night, I wasn’t sure if I should be...
With the election being less than 24 hours away, many Oklahomans are spending time today digging their voter registration card out of the junk drawer and googling State Question 793 to figure out...
On Thursday afternoon, we let the Oklahoma internet world know that US Representative Markwayne Mullin “loosely” used the words “Volunteer Walk” in place of “Trail of...
