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Letter: Don’t be fooled by all these liars

Tulsa Beacon

The world today is full of liars.  People have become so self-centered and so prideful of themselves, they will say or do whatever it takes to get ahead.  If that means going on TV or social media and telling boldfaced lies, or writing a tell-all book, they will do it. What is wrong with these…

Editorial: Assaults on Tulsa police officers

Tulsa Beacon

The lack of respect for law enforcement from groups like antifa and Black Lives Matter is having a negative impact on the culture all over America. Tulsa saw some of that when President Trump held a rally here earlier this year. Police in New York City, Portland, Seattle, Minneapolis, Atlanta, Washington, D.C., Austin, Dallas, Kansas…

Editorial: Unemployment dips under 8.5%

Tulsa Beacon

Why is it that good news for America is bad news for Democrat Joe Biden? For the fourth consecutive month, the American economy has added a large number of jobs in one of the greatest periods of job growth in history. The 1.4 million jobs added in August are 2.5 times the number of jobs…

Editorial: Oklahoma needs Senator Inhofe

Tulsa Beacon

Oklahoma voters would make a tragic mistake if they don’t re-elect U.S. Jim Inhofe, R-Oklahoma, on November 3. The Republicans have a narrow margin of control in the U.S. Senate. Thanks to Inhofe and other Republicans, President Donald Trump has overcome the obstructionism of House Speaker Nancy (I need to get my hair dyed now)…

Letter: The American people had better wake up

Tulsa Beacon

Common sense and reasonable thinking seems to be disappearing in today’s world.  Tulsa Public Schools (TPS) will not allow students to return to the school house; instead, they are required to do distant-learning through the Internet.  Meanwhile, the Mayor of Tulsa, who supports the TPS policy, has implemented a “new” plan of his own, whereby…

Letter: Christians must speak

Tulsa Beacon

The summer before the election, the Civil War was going badly for the Union. Lincoln was convinced he was going to lose the election. He wrote in a memorandum August 23, 1864, asking his Cabinet to accept the grim prospects for his re-election, thinking all was lost and he would lose. Clearly the Union was…

Letter: Burning down America?

Tulsa Beacon

There is no doubt that some Americans have gone crazy.  They do not seem to know that city streets were built for motor vehicle traffic, and that sidewalks were built for foot traffic. They do not know that the right to “peacefully assemble” means just that, not a right to take over streets, start fires,…

Letter: Damaged Democrats

Tulsa Beacon

So these are the two best that the Democrats could come up with? Two front walkers and the front runners with a shady, corrupt pass. Old Joe’s wife Jill Biden was married decades ago to Bill Stevenson (from 1970-75). Bill Stevenson relates that one day a man approached him and asked if he owned a…

Editorial: Mandatory ‘diversity training’

Tulsa Beacon

Higher education has been racing toward indoctrination rather than education for decades under the leadership of liberal egomaniacs. The University of Oklahoma wants to guarantee that everyone on campus is lockstep with their progressive idealogy. Instead of encouraging independent thought or the study of America’s traditions and culture, OU is now mandating that all students,…

Editorial: RNC hope vs. DNC criticisms

Tulsa Beacon

The recent national party conventions painted a sharp contrast between the leaders of the Republican Party and the Democrat Party. Democrat nominee Joe Biden led a litany of speakers who harshly criticized the American people for living in a land of social injustice, economic despair and racism. America must be punished for its “sins” according…