Opinion

Amajor focus of mine since taking office as Attorney General has been to fight back against a pattern of federal overreach by the Biden-Harris Administration. A frequent target of that overreach is Oklahoma’s oil and gas industry.

As a number of school districts move to make meals free for students, now is a perfect time to address the larger issue of childhood hunger.

Tell me if you’ve heard this one before: “Trust us, we’re with the health insurance company.” For patients and doctors, it’s a familiar refrain, especially when it comes to care for patients on Medicaid.

Last March, 78-year-old Paul Alexander died in his Texas home.

This month marked the third anniversary of when the Biden-Harris Administration went against the advice of America’s top military leaders and conducted its’ disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan – a decision that was nothing short of chaotic, embarrassing, and detrimental.

Open Letter to Christians, A recent letter to the editors of the Newcastle Pacer stated that, “The Founders [of our nation] never assume the country was a Christian nation, nor ever said that.” While that may, or may not, be true, a Christian’s loyalty is to God first, not the founding fathers.

A ugust is one of the busiest times of year with parents gearing up to send their children back to school. It’s a time of excitement though, with the promise of new beginnings and fresh routines. The Mullin family is all too familiar with this season, as we now have three kids in college and three in middle and high schools in Oklahoma. Unfortunately, this back to school season is a grim reminder for most of how tough the Biden-Harris economy is for working families.

The legislative interim studies have been approved by both chambers, so the meetings are now being scheduled for hearings. Interim studies are hearings requested by lawmakers and approved by the leaders in the House of Representatives and Senate.

Dear Conservative Christian Neighbors,

The Olympic Games truly embody the pinnacle of human achievement and perseverance, showcasing the dedication and hard work of athletes all around the world. Moreover, as we watched the 2024 Summer Olympics come to a close, it was impossible not to feel a swell of pride for our nation’s athletes who have shined with their incredible performances.

In 2022, Oklahoma lawmakers passed the “Energy Discrimination Elimination Act” (EDEA), which requires the state treasurer to identify firms that embrace “Environmental Social Governance” (ESG) policies. Those pro-ESG firms are barred from receiving state contracts, including management of state pension funds.