Oklahoma is going backwards

[oks10]

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The chat was literally titled "Houthi PC small group", it's plastered in big bold font right at the top of the screen. It also had what time and what equipment detailed. "buT tHeRe'S nO lOcAtIoN mEnTiOnEd!" "tHiS cOuLd HaVe bEeN gOiNg oN aNyWhErE...." FFS...

 

[Stillwater Townie]

John Bolton was surprised nobody in the group suggested a more secure communication channel. He said the govenment has spent many millions to do just that. Since he is Trump's former security advisor, I would figure he has better sense about the issue than Mullin.

 

[steross]

Since he is Trump's former security advisor is not an unchained idjit, I would figure he has better sense about the issue than Mullin.

FIFY

 

[cowboyinexile]

John Bolton was surprised nobody in the group suggested a more secure communication channel. He said the govenment has spent many millions to do just that. Since he is Trump's former security advisor, I would figure he has better sense about the issue than Mullin.

This administration: making you long for people you despised at one time simply because they were capable of doing the job asked of them.

 

[Stillwater Townie]

To listen to this Republican lady who is running for governor, what a wrong time it is for Gov. Stitt to talk about a flat budget, making government smaller and cutting the income tax. It may be good news to speeders that there is a shortage of 600 Oklahoma highway patrolmen, but like she said sometimes drivers need their prompt help on the highway. According to her, the panhandle may not even have any troopers, instead relying upon local sheriff and police depts. I wonder what is the problem. Are Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers paid less than those in surrounding states? It will be interesting to see how far she gets running for governor.

Gov. Stitt's idea to make government smaller is to abolish the state forestry dept., to save $75 million while giving $50 million to volunteer fire depts. But after the toll of the fires and considering how much fire trucks and other equipment cost, I bet they did a lot more than that. It all surely reflects how poorly the governor and legislature have been supporting fire protection for the state in the first place.