Editorials

Editorial: Curtaining gun rights in Missouri

July 8, 2021

Joe Biden’s Justice Department doesn’t want the people of Missouri to exercise their full 2nd Amendment rights to bear arms. Biden is issuing questionable executive orders to curtail gun rights. Biden thinks his authority supercedes the State of Missouri, the U.S. Congress, the U.S. Supreme Court and the U.S. Constitution. The Justice Department has warned…

Editorial: Normalizing homosexual choice

July 8, 2021

There is a lot of effort in trying to force acceptance of homosexuality on our culture, including changing our language and connecting “homophobia” with “racism.” Liberal religious leaders want to combine the concept of racial harmony with an acceptance of the homosexual lifestyle. It is couched in the idea that people who choose to pursue…

Editorial: Native Americans and pipelines

July 8, 2021

If your only source of news was the mainstream media, you would think that all Native Americans are opposed to oil and natural gas pipelines. Gordon Construction of Mahnomen, Minnesota, is owned by Matt Gordon, a member of the White Earth Nation tribe. His company is working on Line 3, a pipeline carrying oil from…

Editorial: The facts about the United States

July 1, 2021

Here are the facts. The United States of America was founded by men and women who were devout Christians who wanted the free exercise of their faith and freedoms that were granted by God, not by man. There is no other nation on Earth like America. Even the early Americans who did not have faith…

Editorial: Biden’s weak support of Israel

July 1, 2021

Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has a new freedom to speak his mind about Israeli-American relations In June, Netanyahu lost a 59-60 vote to a new coalition government led by Naftali Bennett. President Joe Biden, who is no great friend to Israel, was apparently happy to see Netanyahu’s defeat and Biden quickly congratulated Bennett….

Editorial: Stopping foreign ransomware

July 1, 2021

According to some projections, American companies can expect more than 65,000 ransomware attacks in 2021. Some think it could top 100,000 attacks. McDonald’s, Colonial Pipeline and even the City of Tulsa have been subjected to these attacks. The attack on Colonial Pipeline only had to overcome one password for hackers to subjugate the entire company….

Editorial: Congratulations to OU softball

June 24, 2021

Congratulations to the Oklahoma women’s softball team who won the national championship on June 20. Everyone in Oklahoma should strive for excellence and that is especially true for young people and students. Under head coach Patty Grasso, OU has won three out of the last five national titles. That is impressive. No. 1 seeded OU…

Editorial: Gambling nun headed to jail?

June 24, 2021

Another good person’s life has been destroyed by gambling. A 79-year-old retired nun in Los Angeles pled guilty to embezzling $835,000 from the elementary school where she worked to cover her gambling losses. Mary Margaret Kreuper was charged with one count of wire fraud and one count of money laundering on and has agreed to…

Editorial: We can’t trust Dr. Anthony Fauci

June 24, 2021

Dr. Anthony Fauci should be fired because he directly lied to the American people, according to recently released emails. Republicans, including Sens. Marsha Blackburn, Marco Rubio and Tom Cotton want Fauci to resign because they understand that the White House will not fire him because he supports Joe Biden’s disinformation campaign. Fauci’s considers himself infallible…

Editorial: Skyrocketing marijuana sales

June 17, 2021

Those who advocated for the legalization of medical marijuana were correct when they predicted a windfall in state taxes for the sale of pot. If they knew that the proliferation of the sale marijuana would be this large, they were not disclosing that. Oklahoma essentially has legalized recreational marijuana. It is very easy to get…