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Editorial: Democrats’ Catholic bigotry

Tulsa Beacon

According to Senate Democrats, if you are a practicing Catholic, you are not fit to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court. Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed by the U.S. Senate in 2017 for a post on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. Senate Democrats could find no reason to…

Editorial: Vote for Cody Rogers in SD37

Tulsa Beacon

Sen. Allison Ikley-Freeman, D-Tulsa, barely won a special election in 2017 to replace former Sen. Dan Newberry, R-Tulsa, in Senate District 37 in Tulsa. She is married to Dawn Ikley-Freeman, a woman. Ikley-Freeman is the first married lesbian to be elected to the Oklahoma Senate. Ikley-Freeman was involved in a serious accident on the Turner…

Editorial: Vote for Cheryl Baber in SD35

Tulsa Beacon

Oklahoma Senate District 35 is an open seat because Sen. Gary Stanislawski is term limited. Stanislawski, who has served in the Senate for 12 years, has endorsed fellow Republican Cheryl Baber in the November 3 election. That’s is a telling decision. Baber faces Democrat newcomer Jo Anna Dossett, a liberal. She wants raise taxes to…

Editorial: Biden is ‘cagey’ about his health

Tulsa Beacon

President Donald Trump’s health status is completely transparent. Trump and his wife got the Chinese coronavirus and they got the best medical treatment in the world. The president should get special treatment because he is so important to our nation. To their credit, some of Trump’s critics in the media, wished him a full recovery…

Editorial: Tulsa Beacon Endorsements

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Here are the Tulsa Beacon endorsements and recommendations for the November 3 presidential election. U.S. President – Donald Trump President Trump has done a great job. Don’t vote for the Harris-Biden ticket – it would be a disaster for America. The Tulsa Beacon endorses President Trump. Oklahoma Corporation Commission – Republican Todd Hiett U.S. Senator…

Editorial: More lies from the New York Times

Tulsa Beacon

The New York Times is a Democrat cabal disguised as newspaper. This rag doesn’t even pretend to care about the truth, much less fairness, in coverage of President Trump. The latest volley, in an attempt to elect Joe Biden, is a report on the president’s tax returns. Trump said the story is a pack of…

Editorial: Homosexual ‘hate crime’ law

Tulsa Beacon

Mayor G.T. Bynum and all nine city councilors think that practicing homosexuality is an acceptable lifestyle. Some of the councilors go to church but apparently they don’t read the Bible or they just pick and choose the parts they like. Several of the councilors marched in the “gay pride parade” and most showed up when…

Editorial: Don’t retain Judge Jane Wiseman

Tulsa Beacon

Judge Jane Wiseman, who is on the Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals, will be on the November 3 ballot for a retention vote. In Oklahoma, voters can retain or dismiss judges on the Oklahoma Supreme Court of Criminal Appeals and the Court of Civil Appeals. Those are the three appellate courts in the state. (District…

Editorial: Vote no on SQ805, yes on SQ814

Tulsa Beacon

On November 3, Oklahomans need to vote no on State Question 805 and yes on State Question 814. State Question No. 805, if passed would prevent a judge from using a person’s past non-violent felony convictions to hand down a stiffer sentence. It would open doors for prisoners who think their sentences were too harsh…

Editorial: A clear choice in District 79

Tulsa Beacon

State Rep. Melissa Provenzano, D-Tulsa, is a certified liberal. In the annual report on the Conservative Index by the Oklahoma Constitution newspaper, Provenzano got one conservative vote right and nine conservative votes wrong. She voted correctly on Senate Bill 1714 which would allow home-based bakeries to continue working without forcing them to rent or buy…