Homeschool Bills in 2024 OK Legislative Cycle Show Lack Of Protection For Oklahoma Citizen Rights

Watching how quickly legislators are trying to now suddenly regulate Oklahoma homeschoolers after decades of freedom - now that Oklahoma has passed "universal school choice" - is just an indication of what a poor job Oklahoma legislators are doing protecting the freedom of Oklahoma citizens as a whole. You may or may not homeschool, but you should care whether or not homeschoolers are left alone, because if they come for them, they'll eventually come to regulate what you're doing as well.

Bad Homeschool Bills In Oklahoma (2024) - Why You Should Fight Them Even If You DON'T Homeschool Your Kids

The bill discussed in this video (HB4130 - Swope), would cause Oklahoma parents homeschooling their children to be forced to register with the Department of Human Services, among other things. Even if you don't homeschool in Oklahoma, you should be extremely concerned about this bill. Why? Check out the video....

Charity Linch; Brigades Are Groups Of People Who Attend Public Meetings ...

For years, citizens have had better things to do than to go to their City Council or School Board meetings - that is, until 2020, when kids were forced to wear masks and not attend school and city councils made everyone in their towns wear masks while businesses closed for lack of customers. For several years now, Charity Linch has worked to organize what she calls "Brigades" - groups of community citizens who take turns attending public meetings in their communities and then meet together once a month to update all the members. THIS is how civics should work. THIS is exercising citizen responsibility to oversee government! 

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Why Were Both The GOP Member And Alternate Member Fired From The OK CO Election Board?

Wendi Dial, Charity Linch and Michael Grande talk about the circumstances of a special Oklahoma State Election Board meeting held on Wednesday, January 31st, 2024, during which both the GOP OK Co Election Board member and alternate were fired from their seats on the board after a 10-hour long Executive Session. Many questions remain.

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Amber and Terry Evans Describe Their Observations Of Oklahoma's Voter Rolls

Amber and Terry Evans became very concerned about election procedure after the 2020 elections. Quickly they became active in their local (Camanche) county GOP and began to watchdog their county Election Board. Over time, the Evans' began to download publicly available voter data from the Oklahoma State Election Board and began to find anomalies that concerned them. They believe the voter rolls are not being purged at the proper time and not fully enough. In addition, they say that they have found over 100 thousand entries from across the state that have no date on the voter registration.

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