The American revolutionaries fought a long war to free themselves from a king. So, why do so many people today seem to want an elected king?
The post Why Do So Many People Want a King? first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.The measures included a state party rule change to be proposed at next month's state convention requiring censure hearings for Republican officeholders who do not adhere to "core principles" that include the unconstitutionality of all gun regulations and the belief that life is the result of "an act between a man and a woman," and begins at the moment of fertilization. The proposed rule also would require elected Republicans to work for "drastic" reductions in taxes and mandatory fees. "This could be big," said delegate Molly McKay, who later in the convention was elected county vice chairman without opposition. "This could be the biggest thing since we repealed slavery."
I met Nathan Dahm a year ago at the Freedom 21 Conference in Oklahoma City while conducting interviews for A New America. My friend, Sandra Crosnoe, spoke very highly of him. She was hoping at that time that he would run for the U.S. Congressional seat in District 1. Upon meeting Nathan, I found him […]
I’m in Nebraska. Why do I care what happens in the Oklahoma primary election on July 27? While I do have a number of friends and contacts there, that is not what drives my concern. I have come to believe that Oklahoma is at the tip of a spear that for so many reasons, is [...]
Press Release for Immediate Release Subject: Oklahoma R3publicans Endorse Nathan Dahm for Congress in CD01 Oklahoma R3publicans are working to restore the republic in the Republican party in Oklahoma. Our state is one of the “reddest” in the nation and we are pleased to be a part of that dynamic. R3s are grassroots, philosophically constitutional [...]
Bailout Voters in Oklahoma
Mary Fallin Tom Cole
Tom Coburn
Dan Boren John Sullivan
This week in Oklahoma candidates filed for primary slots for an election that will occur on July 27th. R3publicans have been working with many candidates for months now; working to restore the GOP to limited government, constitutional principles of a day gone by and sorely needed again. With filing past and the goal post just up ahead, it seems appropriate to profile some of the folks you will have an opportunity to help in the next few weeks (many of you are already doing so!).
Here are their banners with links to their websites and excerpts from their press releases this week:
Senator Randy Brogdon for Governor
Nathan Dahm for Congress CD01
Howard Houchen for Congress CD02
RJ Harris for Congress CD04
Mark Costello for Labor Commissioner
Meet and Greet / Fundraiser
Nathan Dahm for Congress CD01
in Bartlesville on May 20th
All are welcome!
Political Suicide A letter of Opinion by Roger Warren April 2010 In October 1929, a great recession began. It was caused by the ability of Stock Brokers to purchase stock “on Margin”. That is, pay 10% of the total price and owe 90%. This worked for a long time, but one day the Banks ran [...]