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Letter: A surprising Chick-fil-A decision

Tulsa Beacon

In a surprising move, Chick-fil-A caved in to the LGBTQ+ mob and decided to stop donating money to the Salvation Army and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Why did they do this you ask?  It is because the LGBTQ+ mob says the Salvation Army and Fellowship of Christian Athletes discriminates against persons who claim to be…

Editorial: Millions spent on marijuana

Tulsa Beacon

The proposition to legalize the medical use of marijuana was so poorly written that it has essentially legalized the recreational use of marijuana in Oklahoma. A majority of Oklahomans thought they were approving the limited use of marijuana for a small group of patients who believed they could only get relief from marijuana. The legalized…

Editorial: Democrats threaten the military

Tulsa Beacon

The do-nothing Democrats in the U.S. House are so preoccupied with their attempted coup against President Trump that they are threatening the military. That’s right. U.S. Sen. James Inhofe, R-Oklahoma, is chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee. Inhofe issued a somber warning about how the “impeachment inquiry” in the House and the possibility of…

Editorial: O’Rourke and religious liberty

Tulsa Beacon

Former presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke in October said he wanted to use the tax code to punish churches and religious organizations – including hospitals and colleges – for adhering to Biblical principles. That’s one reason why Democrat O’Rourke is now a former candidate. It was not surprise when he dropped out of the race. He…

Editorial: Trump will win; Dems will lose

Tulsa Beacon

Democrats want to impeach President Trump because they wish to overturn the 2016 presidential election. Here’s how this will end. The House will vote along party lines and the Senate will acquit because the accusations against Trump are baseless. Speaker Pelosi knows this effort won’t get rid of Trump. The purpose is to drag his…

Editorial: Uncertainty over prisoner release

Tulsa Beacon

What will happen now that Oklahoma has released more than 500 convicts with the largest one-day commutation in U.S. history? Time will tell. The best outcome would be for these criminals to embrace their newfound freedom, clean up their lives and become productive citizens. Christian organizations, some employers and some of their families stand ready…

Editorial: Dangerous school curriculums

Tulsa Beacon

Families should keep a careful watch of what their children are being taught in school. In New Jersey, a public school is teaching from a pornographic illustrated book. The autobiographical comic book, Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic, includes illustrations of homosexual sex and full male and female nudity. And it shouldn’t surprise anyone that the…

Letter: Media ignored Obama’s mistake

Tulsa Beacon

On October 27, President Trump announced that U.S. Special Operation Forces executed a daring night raid on ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s headquarters in northwest Syria, and the 48-year-old ISIS leader was killed.  This was good news for the whole world.  But the news media has been silent about Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi being released from…

Editorial: Higher taxes in Tulsa coming

Tulsa Beacon

On November 12, the good people of Tulsa will rubberstamp another tax increase – almost two-thirds of a billion dollars – without any serious debates on the merits of the proposals or how to have accountability over those who spend the money. Why are Tulsans voting for higher taxes every time? The first answer is…

Editorial: ‘Impeachment’ is a ‘lynching’

Tulsa Beacon

The “impeachment inquiry” approved by Congressional Democrats in the House of Representatives is a modern day lynching. The meetings are secretive. Transcripts are hidden from the public and even from Republican members of these secret committees. Lawyers from the Justice Department were barred. Republicans were not allowed to call witnesses. There was never a vote…