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Editorial: Bush says he didn’t vote for Trump

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Former President George W. Bush not only didn’t vote for President Donald Trump but now he is publicly admitting that he wrote in the name of Condoleeza Rice, who was his secretary of state. This is indicative of the uphill battle Trump faced for four years. Trump had to overcome the Democrats, the liberal media…

Editorial: Kerry shares secret with Iran?

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The liberal news media is working hard to cover up the actions of former Secretary of State John Kerry when he told Iran multiple times about details of Israel’s covert activities in Syria. Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is on a recording stating that Kerry had informed him at least 200 times about Israel…

Letter: Right from wrong in America

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Fox News reports that Caitlyn Marie Jenner has announced that she’s a candidate for Governor of California.  The Fox News personalities all seemed to be excited about Caitlyn’s candidacy, saying, “She’s a Republican who describes herself as ‘socially liberal’ and ‘fiscally conservative.’  Also, she’s a Christian who supports same-sex marriage.” No one on the panel…

Editorial: So long to Tulsa mask mandate

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The City of Tulsa’s mandatory mask ordinance expires Friday. Good. It is questionable if a city like Tulsa can pass such an ordinance without being it being unconstitutional. The ending of this ordinance doesn’t mean that a private business, like a restaurant or grocery, can’t still require customers to wear a mask. They are private…

Editorial: ‘Equitable math’ in California

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Public education is getting more and more absurd. The California Education Department is working on a statewide math framework that takes racism out of math. What? According to those educators, promoting the concept that “working to figure out a correct answer in math is an example of racism and white supremacy invading the classroom.” How…

Editorial: NCAA warning on Senate Bill 2

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The NCAA and Democrat leaders in Oklahoma are suggesting that Senate Bill 2, which prevents boys from playing on girls sports teams, will cost the state millions in lost events. Across the country, boys who are pretending to be girls (some are taking hormone shots and some are getting altered surgically) are demanding that they…

Letter: Cattle ranching and the environment

Tulsa Beacon

Cattle ranchers are committed to the environment for the future With Earth Day (April 22), sustainability is top-of-mind. As a rancher, I am proud to provide both high-quality beef for consumers today, and use them as a tool to maintain the land to provide a better future for generations to come. Our area is riddled…

Letter: VP Harris abandons our veterans

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Maybe We The People along with Veterans – old and young – from all branches of the military may want to take a stand against what Kamala Harris said about veterans’ benefits recently. She is quoted as saying the following: “The United States government cannot continue to pay for every need of what has become…

Letter: Methodists embrace homosexuality

Tulsa Beacon

God promised to forgive our sins and heal our land if we would turn from our wicked ways.  But we have not turned from our wicked ways.  In fact, we are digging ourselves deeper and deeper into the pits of sin. Here in the “Bible Belt” two of Tulsa’s largest United Methodist churches are meeting…

Editorial: Tulsa Beacon 20th Anniversary

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Twenty years ago, the Biggs Family founded the Tulsa Beacon newspaper because liberal commentary and fake news was dominating the news market in Tulsa. That was especially true about the Tulsa World. Ever since the 1980s, big cities started getting rid of large, competing daily newspapers. In Tulsa, the Tulsa World purchased the Tulsa Tribune…