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Calvin Rees
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Posted - February 17 2009 : 08:19:56

Members and friends of the Oklahoma Conservative Political Action Committee (OCPAC)

PLEASE NOTE: I have a new e-mail address, which is charliemeadows7@gmail.com. My old peoplepc address will forward any messages to the new address, but eventually I will let peoplepc go. I rarely mention this, but if you try to reply to an OCPAC e-mail it will not get to me as Googlegroups does not forward messages to me, or if they do, I don’t know how to receive them. Therefore, anyone wanting to respond to something in an e-mail, must do so to the new address.

Our noon luncheon for Wednesday, February 18th will be held at Italiano’s Restaurant, 4801 North Lincoln in OKC.

– AGENDA FOR THIS WEEK’S MEETING
– KIRK HUMPHREYS LOSES TO ANGELA MONSON, SHOCK OR EXPETED???
– HOMOSEXUAL PREACHER BRINGS ABOMINATION TO STATE CAPITOL – ANOTHER NOMINEE FOR LEGISLATOR WHORE OF THE YEAR AWARD – TIDBITS

– AGENDA FOR THIS WEEK’S MEETING

Our speaker this week will be State Representative Mark McCullough (R- Sapulpa). Representative McCullough is the House sponsor for workers- compensation reform legislation. Many believe when our workers-comp system was first instituted, it strongly favored a system with more litigation than necessary, thus creating more work for attorneys than necessary. Representative McCullough is an attorney himself, so it will be interesting to hear his perspective on the problem and what might be a positive solution. Oklahoma has some of the highest worker- comp rates in the nation which is a hindrance toward creating an environment for free market success.

– KIRK HUMPHREYS LOSES TO ANGELA MONSON, SHOCK OR EXPECTED ???

This past Tuesday the former Mayor of OKC, who has a reputation of being a mover and shaker, lost in his bid to be elected at the President of the OKC School Board. To my knowledge, Humphreys started his political career being elected to the Putnam City School Board.
Then he ran for and won the position of Mayor of OKC. As Mayor he successfully extended the sales tax for the MAPS program then proceeded to promote and pass the MAPS for Kids program, which was a massive project to re-build or re-model every school building in the OKC school district.

Riding high on his successes, in 2004 he became the first Republican candidate to announce his candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat formerly held by Don Nickles. However, Corporation Commissioner Bob Anthony jumped into the race along with former U.S. Representative Dr. Tom Coburn, the eventual winner. I believe most conservative activists believed Humphreys was a moderate or even worse, a RINO (Republican In Name Only). While conservatives would have supported Anthony, once Coburn jumped into the race they backed Dr. Tom. One of the greatest election lines of all time came from Mr. Humphreys following the election when he said: “I was caught in the middle between Jack the Ripper (Anthony) on one side and the Apostle Paul (Coburn) on the other side and I had no place to go.”

Following the controversy over the previous Superintendent of the OKC schools which caused the resignation of the previous school board President, Cliff Hudson CEO of the Sonic Drive In restaurants, Kirk Humphreys was appointed to the position and had to stand for election this past Tuesday. He was defeated by former State Senator Angela Monson, a very liberal lawmaker, who was term limited out of office a couple of years ago.

The question is why or how did Kirk Humphreys lose, especially with his warm and fuzzy TV adds and no apparent campaign, at least in the media by Monson? Here are some thoughts. On the day of the election, those parts of OKC that Humphreys should have done well in were under tornado threats from 2:30 in the afternoon until the polls closed.
However, those parts of OKC that were formerly in Monson’s senate district were not under such threats. Was his loss due to the weather?

Was it a result of the OKC school district having a very large minority population, as do most large cities, and that minority voters supported Monson, who is black, rather than the powerful rich white guy? Have minorities become the racists in society and just how alive is class or wealth envy among today’s population?

Was it the behind the scenes support of the Democrat party in a non- partisan race and the teacher’s union, who were working quietly to defeat the Republican and former leader of Maps for Kids? Was it related to controversy over the amount or perhaps mishandling of a recent school bond that was passed?

Was it related to the recent creation of a TIF (Tax Increment
Financing) district which will cost the Oklahoma City School District tens of millions of dollars in property taxes over the years. This was accomplished seemingly without even a whimper from Mr. Humphreys, the acting school board President. Or was it a combination of all of the above?

I can only speculate as I was both surprised on one hand and not surprised on the other. I do believe this election will end his political career for perhaps a future run for the U.S. Senate or perhaps Governor. And for that I am very thankful.

– HOMOSEXUAL PREACHER BRINGS ABOMINATION TO STATE CAPITOL

This past Tuesday State Representative Al McAffrey (D-inner city OKC) had the opportunity to invite a pastor to be the Chaplin for the day and open the session with prayer. McAffrey is the only openly homosexual member of the legislature. The “pastor” he asked to give the prayer was the “Reverend” Scott Jones, also an openly homosexual who introduced his “fiancee” Michael, who was sitting in the gallery.
McAffrey asked that Jones’ prayer be recorded in the official minutes of the day, (this is normally only done on Thursdays) Representative John Wright (R-Broken Arrow) objected and called for a vote on the issue.

In my opinion, this was just another cleverly planned skirmish by the homosexuals in the culture war. Radical homosexuals are trying to force society to accept their perverted lifestyle as normal, equal or perhaps superior. Then of course, when normal folks disagree with them, or express that their perversion is “sin” in the eye’s of God as well as all Bible believing Christians (the only real Christians), then the homosexuals play the victim role and accuse those in opposition to their agenda as being haters, bigots, intolerant, narrow minded, red necks and on and on and on. Actually, you don’t have to read many of their notes to people who disagree with them to see that they are the ones that have their hearts full of hate for people who refuse to accept their behavior.

I believe that unless the content of Jones’ prayer was that of confession for his sinful behavior regarding homosexuality and an expression of repentance toward God for his rebellion and perversion, then his being there to give the prayer for the day was an abomination. Based on my reading of God’s Word (The Bible) Jones’
belief that he is a man of God and anyone else who try to justify homosexuality as acceptable, they serve a “god of their own making or their imagination.” They are not serving the God of the Bible and they do not have a relationship with the one and only true God.

Some of the Republican House members walked out, perhaps that was their way to protest the charade, 20 of them voted against allowing the prayer to be recorded and 24 Republicans voted to allow the exception to the norm and have the prayer recorded. May I suggest several possible reasons for the 24 who decided to go along with the desires of McAffrey and the homosexual community.

While most, if not all, Republican House members claim a Christian church affiliation, certainly with some it is more of a social relationship rather than Biblical Christianity. Some may think this is not an important issue and wish it would go away so they could deal with “important” business like determining how they will re-distribute other people’s money. Others may have family members or friends who are homosexuals and have decided to compromise God’s Word and the truth on the subject for their emotional attachments. Perhaps they aren’t mature enough in their Christianity to be able to take a stand against sin, yet at the same time be able to express Christian love toward homosexuals, hoping to see them set free from the bondage of homosexuality. Others might not want to be on the receiving end of the intimidation, hatred, and perhaps death threats from the homosexual community by standing up against their agenda. Just 24 hours in the shoes of State Representative Sally Kern would make the cowardly never want to be in that position. I have already seen some of the e-mails sent to the lawmakers who voted no, and believe me the hateful responses are typical.

Following are the names of those who voted to go along with the homosexual agenda. I will break them into two groups, Those I am not surprised about and those that I am. I am not surprised about Don Armes-Lawton, Eddie Fields-Pawhuska, Steve Martin-Bartlesville, Colby Schwartz-Yukon, Earl Sears-Tulsa, Lee Denney-Cushing, Fred Jordan- Tulsa, Charlie Joyner-Midwest City, Ron Peters-Tulsa, Doug Cox-Grove, David Derby-Owasso, Dale DeWitt-Braman, or Phil Richardson-Minco. With the exception of Eddie Fields, a freshman, every one of these lawmakers have been on the RINO nominee list at one time or another, or in the case of Lee Denney and Doug Cox, they have been the winners of the RINO award.

Following are the names of the lawmakers who did surprise me, Gary Banz-Midwest City, Lisa Billy-Purcell, Cory Holland-Marlow, T.W.
Shannon-Lawton, Ken Miller-Edmond (this guy is a professor at Oklahoma Christian. This is certainly not the perspective of the members of the Churches of Christ that I know), Marian Cooksey-Edmond, Pam Peterson- Tulsa (the biggest surprise of all to me), Chris Steele-Shawnee, David Derby-Owasso, Mike Thompson-OKC, Scott Martin-Norman and Speaker Chris Benge-Tulsa, a person who is supposed to be a social conservative. Of these 24, OCPAC has supported only 4 of them in the past.

Following are the names of the 20 brave lawmakers who voted against the homosexual agenda: Gus Blackwell-Goodwell, George Faught-Muskogee, Lewis Moore-Arcadia, Mike Ritze-Broken Arrow, Mike Christian-OKC, Dennis Johnson-Duncan, Jason Murphey-Guthrie, Mike Sanders-Kinfisher, Ann Coody-Lawton, Sally Kern-OKC, Leslie Osborne-Blanchard, Randy Terrill-Moore, Rex Duncan-Sand Springs, Charles Key-OKC, Pat Ownbey- Ardmore, Todd Thomsen-Ada, John Enns-Enid, Guy Liebmann-OKC, Mike Reynolds-OKC and John Wright-Broken Arrow. Of these 20, OCPAC has supported 13 of them in the past. Only 1 of the 7 who voted the right way on this issue, but did not receive our support, appeared before OCPAC. Had the other 6 appeared for their interview process, I believe we would have supported 5 of them. I believe there is 1 of the 6 who would not have received our support.

Following are the names of the ones who walked out or were absent.
Paul Wesselhoft-Moore, David Dank-OKC, Mark McCullough-Sapulpa, Dan Sullivan-Tulsa, Harold Wright-Weatherford, Jeff Hickman-Woodward, Randy McDaniel-OKC, Sue Tibbs-Tulsa, Mike Jackson-Enid, John Trebilcock-Tulsa, Shane Jett-Tecumseh, and Charles Ortega-Altus. Of those in this list, OCPAC has only supported one.

If one of these lawmakers happens to be your state representative and voted the right way, contact them and thank them for opposing the homosexual agenda. If they took a hike or voted the wrong way, remember that on the next election day, along with their scores on the conservative index..

One final thought. It is very easy to see that the OCPAC interview process, while not perfect, has done a very good job of determining candidates who are CONSISTENTLY conservative vs. those who claim to be conservative when they want our votes and our money, then turn out to govern more like a liberal Democrat, rather than a conservative Republican. Therefore, I invite folks to become a dues paying member of OCPAC so we can continue to elect true conservatives to the legislature. To join, please follow the instructions following my sine off.

– NEWEST NOMINEE FOR LEGISLATOR WHORE OF THE YEAR AWARD

All 3 of the previous nominees for this award have been Democrat Senators. The newest nominee is State Representative John Trebilcock (R-Tulsa). For the 3rd year in a row Trebilcock, a former teacher, has introduced legislation (HB 1036 this year) to give a $500 tax credit to teachers to reimburse them for out of pocket expenses that they spend on school supplies. Trebilcock admits every teacher will spend the maximum amount which will cost the state $21 million dollars. He indicates this is a neat way to give a $500 tax free pay raise to teachers.

Here is my problem with this foolish legislation. It gives each individual teacher the ability to determine how much taxpayers will spend on education. Hey Trebilcock, now an attorney who has probably never read or is unable to understand the Declaration of Independence, isn’t that taxation without representation? We vote for guys like you to represent us, we don’t vote for teachers. Do your job and don’t give it away your responsibility to unelected teachers. Secondly, there is plenty of money for supplies in the classrooms, but you lawmakers have set the standards for teacher salaries which consumes the monies that should be used for supplies. Thirdly, teachers make on average of $5,000 a year more than you lawmakers and $12,000 dollars a year more than we dumb blokes in the private sector who pay the salaries for the both of you. Hum, let me see, you both claim to be public servants, but when you make more than the people who pay your salaries, are you really public servants or have you actually become the “MASTERS” of the public?

The worst waste of money in state government today would be an across the board raise in teacher pay. There are teachers who deserve more than the make and many others who deserve much less. I just don’t believe Trebilcock has what it takes to know the difference and thus would rather offer his services to the teachers union, the state’s most powerful special interest group. Thus his nomination for the whore of the year award as he seeks to expand the size of government.

I still don’t know why conservatives in Tulsa backed this guy in the elections when he had a conservative Republican running against him last year. His background is checkered and his score on the conservative index is consistently low.

– TIDBITS

1) What is behind the news story about Aubry McClendon, CEO of
Chesapeake Energy which is the nations largest producer of natural gas, deciding to sell 9,000 bottles of his wine collection? Has he had a religious experience and decided that 9,000 bottles of wine on the wall is excessive, or does he need the money? A news report estimated the collection might fetch up to $5 million at auction. Chesapeake and McClendon made the news late last year as the company stock fell from a high in the $70 dollar range to about $11 per share as Mr. McClendon got caught in a margin call and had to sell most of his stock.

2) Last week a Tulsa County Judge upheld the constitutionality of HB
1804, the 2007 legislation sponsored by Representative Randy Terrill (R-Moore), which is a state effort to deal with the adverse affects which are a result of the invasion of illegal aliens. The judge did remove the part of HB 1804 which prohibits illegal aliens graduating from an Oklahoma high school or who have completed their GED, from being able to pay the same tuition rate as Oklahoma citizen students.
The judge ruled that part of HB 1804 was not germane to the legislation. I believe the judge was wrong in that decision, but it will probably end up before the State Supreme Court for a final word.

3) This past Wednesday a Senate Subcommittee passed SB 289 by
Senator Randy Brogdon (R-Owasso) which is known as “The Religious Freedom and Privacy Protection Act.” The bill, which now goes to the Senate Appropriations Committee, will if enacted into law prohibit the state from collecting, obtaining or retaining any biometric data for our drivers licenses. The legislation would also prohibit the state from sharing such information with other states or nations. This bill, if passed, will make it much more difficult for the control freaks in government who are moving us toward a surveillance society. Many times law enforcement or government bureaucrats want ever more tools and information to be used on the citizenry. However, that often comes at the expense of liberty. Just remember, there has always been a certain amount of tension between those who want government to provide peace and safety versus those who are passionate about liberty.
Historically , those willing to exchange liberty for the hope of peace and safety, end up with neither.

4) Tuesday, at 2:00 p.m. the Judiciary Committee will hear SJR 10 by
Senator Randy Brogdon (R-Owasso). This is the Senate version of legislation to notify the Federal Government to stop the unconstitutional mandates and get back to within its proper functions of government as described in the constitution. Also being heard in the same committee will be another resolution by Senator Brogdon, SJR 11. This is the Senate’s legislation to remove all previous state calls for a constitutional convention, regarding the federal government. If a constitutional convention was called for by the states, we would be in grave danger as no convention can be limited to a particular purpose. Therefore, we could come out of such a scenario where our constitution and bill of rights would be tossed out and replaced by something far different. Given the outcome of the last general election, I am not so sure there wouldn’t be enough states for ratification. The hearing will be in room 419-C. If you want to lend support for these measures, please attend if possible.

5) There’s a new movie in town, THE INTERNATIONAL. A friend
suggested I see it, so Linda and I took the time over the weekend. It is violent and has some curse words, the later of which I think detracts from the movie rather than adding to it. However, the story line is the reason I went. The movie is about the power, corruption and control that is in the hands of the international bankers and multi-national corporations. I didn’t wait long enough to see if it was based on a particular book. However, it could be partly based on the book I recommended in last week’s e-mail, THE CREATURE FROM JEKYLL ISLAND by G. Edward Griffin or perhaps the autobiography, CONFESSIONS OF AN ECONOMIC HIT MAN by John Perkins.

It was an entertaining movie with a lot of story lines that represent some degree of reality. However, I can’t decide why Hollywood would make a movie like this at this time when there is a lot of economic turmoil and a lot of the ugliness behind the investment banking world exposed for all to see? Is Hollywood actually trying to expose a scandalous cabal, or are they making a movie that can be used to discredit the growing number of people waking up to the control and power of these global institutions? Anyone suggesting the reality of such power, could be marginalized as a conspiracy nut watching too many movies.

In 1999 Hollywood produced the movie THE SKULLS, an obvious fiction about the very real Skull and Bones Fraternity on the campus of Yale University. George W. Bush is an alumni of that fraternity and again I wonder if the movie was intended to harm Bush’s political career or cover for him? In 1979 Hollywood produced the movie (I believe it was THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE BELL) the year before George H. Bush was running for President. Again the movie was about the Skull and Bones Fraternity at Yale. I find the timing of these movies most interesting as well as wondering about the motives behind their production.

Sometime in 2003 or 04 Sixty minutes did an expose on the Skull and Bones at Yale as both President Bush and John Kerry were both alumni of this elitist organization. If you are not familiar with it, may I suggest the following information. It dates back to the 1830s. Each year 15 seniors at Yale are invited to join. I would describe the fraternity as being a “king maker” organization. Its members go on to be Presidents as well as the captains of banking and business. Check out the International if you can put up with the violence and some cursing.

6) President Obama, is certainly a slick deceiver for the blind eyed
liberals and the simpletons in society. He recently said the free markets didn’t have the resources to get us out of this recession, only government had those kind of resources. I ask, what resources does our government have as it is bankrupt and deeply in debt??? It actually has 2 pieces of capital equipment that become valuable resources to get us out of a recession. One is called a printing press to print more worthless paper currency and the other is called a copy machine to make photo copies of more federal reserve IOUs.

7) Representative Mike Ritze has legislation pending to allow law
abiding citizens to carry firearms openly (not concealed). It seems like State Representative Sue Tibbs (R-Tulsa) may not allow the measure to be heard in the committee she chairs. This is what you get when you elect liberal Republicans rather than consistent conservatives.

I look forward to seeing everyone this Wednesday

Charlie Meadows
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okiecrat
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Posted - February 17 2009 : 09:20:48

It's interesting that a couple of items actually make sense.

quote:
3) This past Wednesday a Senate Subcommittee passed SB 289 by
Senator Randy Brogdon (R-Owasso) which is known as “The Religious Freedom and Privacy Protection Act.” The bill, which now goes to the Senate Appropriations Committee, will if enacted into law prohibit the state from collecting, obtaining or retaining any biometric data for our drivers licenses. The legislation would also prohibit the state from sharing such information with other states or nations. This bill, if passed, will make it much more difficult for the control freaks in government who are moving us toward a surveillance society. Many times law enforcement or government bureaucrats want ever more tools and information to be used on the citizenry. However, that often comes at the expense of liberty. Just remember, there has always been a certain amount of tension between those who want government to provide peace and safety versus those who are passionate about liberty.
Historically , those willing to exchange liberty for the hope of peace and safety, end up with neither.

The fascinating thing is that the wingers on the Tulsa World web site commenting on this are all dead set against SB 289.

quote:
4) Tuesday, at 2:00 p.m. the Judiciary Committee will hear SJR 10 by
Senator Randy Brogdon (R-Owasso). This is the Senate version of legislation to notify the Federal Government to stop the unconstitutional mandates and get back to within its proper functions of government as described in the constitution. Also being heard in the same committee will be another resolution by Senator Brogdon, SJR 11. This is the Senate’s legislation to remove all previous state calls for a constitutional convention, regarding the federal government. If a constitutional convention was called for by the states, we would be in grave danger as no convention can be limited to a particular purpose. Therefore, we could come out of such a scenario where our constitution and bill of rights would be tossed out and replaced by something far different. Given the outcome of the last general election, I am not so sure there wouldn’t be enough states for ratification. The hearing will be in room 419-C. If you want to lend support for these measures, please attend if possible.

Do I sense a bit of fear here?

Gary D. Klein

quote:
“Politics is like the circus; the worst job is cleaning up after the elephants."
James Carville

mccurtaincountyyellowdog
Outspoken Leader

USA
15921 Posts

Posted - February 17 2009 : 09:32:43

I didn't know I lived in the "inner city." I wish this guy knew how to spell ANYTHING. It drives me crazy trying to read his craziness.

I'm also thrilled that the OCPAC recognizes there may be members of the Legislature who aren't "openly" gay.

Jane Luttrell

“Society exists only as a mental concept; in the real world there are only individuals.” ~ Oscar Wilde

"You are who you pander to" ~~ Juliet Lapidos, Slate Magazine, discussing Bush and Palin

"And remember the corporation is, by nature, sociopathic because no human in it is ever responsible."~~somebody named MacKenna commenting on Matt Taibbi's portion of The Smirking Chimp

Mrs. Ted Nancy
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Posted - February 17 2009 : 17:47:07

I think I lost some IQ points after reading this. Glen Beck is erudite and rational compared to Mr. Meadows.

Since Charlie is not technologically adept, some good God-fearing "conservative" Christian should teach him how to use spell-check. Otherwise, he would think it was a communist plot or part of the "gay agenda" to require correct spelling in his newsletters.

If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you.

mccurtaincountyyellowdog
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15921 Posts

Posted - February 17 2009 : 19:23:21

quote:
Originally posted by Mrs. Ted Nancy

I think I lost some IQ points after reading this. Glen Beck is erudite and rational compared to Mr. Meadows.

Since Charlie is not technologically adept, some good God-fearing "conservative" Christian should teach him how to use spell-check. Otherwise, he would think it was a communist plot or part of the "gay agenda" to require correct spelling in his newsletters.

Think "Idiocracy"

Calvin Rees
Administrator

USA
18203 Posts

Posted - February 18 2009 : 06:54:46

Members and friends of the Oklahoma Conservative Political Action Committee (OCPAC)

I received word today about some very important legislation that is at a critical place in the process. Sources tell me leadership may be attempting to squelch 3 very important pieces of legislation, all by Representative Mike Ritze (R-Broken Arrow). The bills are:

HB 2145 Dealing with SSN and drivers licenses

HB 2146 Dealing with biometrics on our drivers licenses

HB 1386 Dealing with your biometrics and SSN passed on to other state & local govt agencies.

If the citizens of Oklahoma care about their privacy, rather than having a massive amount of your personal information spread to thousands of bureaucrats throughout the nation and eventually on a global scale, then these bills must become law. If you care about being protected from one more source of identity theft as well as preventing Oklahoma from becoming a surveillance society, if you care about protection of religious rights, privacy and state’s rights, you must take action TODAY - WEDNESDAY.

Please call Speaker Chris Benge’s office immediately and politely encourage him to allow these bills to be heard. He has the influence to move these bills forward.

His direct office number at the Capital is (405) 557-7340

P.S. It does not matter where in the state you live, you need to call.
Bottom line, either Republicans are going to stand up for liberty and privacy, or they are going to serve us up to BIG BROTHER.

Charlie Meadows
charliemeadows7@gmail.com

P.P.S. State Representative Charles Key’s 10th Amendment legislation HJR 1003 has passed out of committee and will be heard by the full House tomorrow during the session which begins at 1:30 p.m. If you can attend the session it will be most helpful. The gallery is on the 5th floor.

Calvin Rees

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