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Editorial: The horrors of an abortionist

Tulsa Beacon

Dr. Ulrich Klopfer is surely in Hell. Officials have discovered the remains of 2,411 unborn babies in properties owned by Klopfer, an abortionist who died September 3. Two weeks ago, officials found 165 sets of baby remains in a car owned by Klopfer that was parked at a storage unit near Chicago. The bodies of…

Editorial: O’Rouke: use the IRS as weapon

Tulsa Beacon

If a Christian college or a church doesn’t embrace the Homosexual Agenda to the same degree as Beto O’Rouke, he wants that college or congregation to lose their tax-exempt status. This policy should come as no surprise to those who have followed O’Rouke’s failing presidential campaign. O’Rouke wants billions paid to black people for reparations…

Editorial: Make City Hall accountable

Tulsa Beacon

If citizens keep passing tax increases, they lose all chance for reform. That’s what happened when the Oklahoma Legislature voted in a teacher pay hike in 2018. Teachers rightly got more money but out-of-control administrators were not constrained one bit by new legislation. That’s exactly what will happen if Tulsa voters approve a new $639,000,000.00…

Editorial: Give women and babies a choice

Tulsa Beacon

An unexpected pregnancy can be an emotional rollercoaster for some women. In a vulnerable moment, pregnant women can be coerced into going to an abortion clinic to destroy their unborn child. Boyfriends, parents, employers and even husbands force them to make a decision that will take a life and damage their life forever. More and…

Editorial: Democrat’s smear campaign

Tulsa Beacon

President Trump has done nothing to justify impeachment. He is guilty of no “high crimes or misdemeanors.” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has succumbed to the Trump haters and opened an “impeachment inquiry.” Her purpose of launching an “inquiry” rather than an impeachment is twofold. First, Pelosi is trying to protect Democrats in the House from…

Letter: Drain the Swamp in Washington

Tulsa Beacon

The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) allowed drug makers to increase production of opioids even as overdose deaths were skyrocketing, according to a report released September 30th by the Justice Department’s Office of the Inspector General. While opioid overdose deaths grew by 71% per year between 2013 and 2017, the DEA authorized manufacturers to produce “substantially…

Letter: Here’s what Americans will lose

Tulsa Beacon

“What … have you got to lose?”   President Trump’s thought-provoking question in regards to the 2016 election certainly needs to be asked of minorities, once again, in regards to the 2020 election. The proposals for open borders, and all the other things that Democrats want to put in place, to entice people to illegally enter…

Editorial: Going topless in Tulsa?

Tulsa Beacon

Unelected judges are legislating from the bench and dropping the moral standards in America. The latest nonsensical action was for the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver that ruled that overturned a Fort Collins law that prohibited women age 10 and older from the public exposure of breasts. A judge ruled the law was…

Editorial: Government action and fat kids

Tulsa Beacon

The Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET) Board of Directors is battling obesity in Oklahoma. What? TSET has hundreds of millions of dollars collected from tobacco companies in a settlement with the State of Oklahoma. That over-funded trust is supposed to discourage tobacco use and help victims with medical treatment. But the board passed a resolution…

Editorial: Fox is not that conservative

Tulsa Beacon

Fox News is not a truly conservative media outlet. It looks like one because of a handful hosts, including Shawn Hannity, Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingraham and a few others. They are genuine conservatives and they self-identify as commentators, not reporters. But Fox has some very liberal personalities and unfortunately, they tag themselves as “newsmen”…