Oklahoma

It is remarkable that CNN News Central host Pamela Brown managed to avoid setting the studio on fire from all the straw men she torched during a Tuesday interview with Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters over his plan to put the Bible back in schools as part of an effort to give Oklahoman children an accurate sense of American history. Instead, Brown kept…

MSNBC’s Joy Reid closed out the Tuesday edition of The ReidOut by welcoming Damario Solomon-Simmons, an attorney representing survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre who are seeking reparations. During the interview, Reid claimed, without any evidence, that Oklahoma is seeking to ban teaching about the massacre.

Did a “nonbinary bathroom ban” kill an Oklahoma trans teen? That’s what tax-funded news wants you to think. The PBS NewsHour again demonstrated its fealty to “trans” issues in a Thursday evening story on the tragic case of Nex Benedict, a “non-binary” Oklahoma student who died mysteriously one day after a fight in a school restroom. Oklahoma’s Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a bill…

If you believe that men should use the men’s restroom and that minors should not be given gender-altering care, then the Friday edition of MSNBC’s Jose Diaz-Balart Reports thinks you are partly responsible for the recent death of an Oklahoma teenager who identified as non-binary.

This man is gonna have total authority over 400 students from pre-kindergarten through fourth grade.

Overreact much? The PBS News Weekend show set off klaxon alarms Sunday evening about the pseudo-constitutional concept of "separation of church and state," based on the establishment of an online Catholic charter school in Oklahoma, the first publicly funded religious charter school in the nation. Host John Yang introduced his segment under a graphic that read “Church and State.”

The Friday afternoon edition of CNN News Central purported to discover another way in which Republican governors are waging culture wars: defunding PBS. Not only is Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt going after “LGBTQ inclusive programming,” but in doing so, he is making it more difficult more people to learn about impending tornados.

Republican Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt is standing strong against national media attacks on his veto of funding for the state’s only PBS station.

According to a parent who called out school at a board meeting, the book talked about “how to eat pussy,” “how to eat a buthole” said “fuck” 79 times, “shit” 51 times, 11 “dicks,” 15 “pussy’s” and 9 “god damn’s,” for thirteen-year-olds to read. 
 

CNN is very selective in choosing which abortion “victims” they want to highlight. On Monday’s The Lead with Jake Tapper, they found a woman in Oklahoma who seemed hand-picked by abortion advocates. Find a mom who was “forced” to abort her second child when an ultrasound suggested the baby would die in the womb or die shortly after birth.  How could anyone be so unsympathetic and…

New York Times sports reporter Billy Witz managed 2,700 words on how Oklahoma’s potential strict abortion law might lead to college softball moving its World Series from the state. Yes, he’s really reaching to create a controversy, to the point of confronting softball coaches at press conferences about the apparently burning issue (and being ignored): “Oklahoma’s Abortion Law Raises…

On Thursday, Gov. Stitt signed an Oklahoma abortion ban that prohibits abortion from the the moment of conception in almost all cases. This week, Stitt also signed a bill to ensure pre-k through 12th grade students use restrooms that align with their biological sex, Fox News reported today.

The Big Three evening news networks largely ignored a staggering milestone on gas prices, another casualty of President Joe Biden’s radical war on energy.

The Oklahoma legislature just passed a bill that will ban abortion from the moment of conception (*cue liberal tears).