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Woman goes EPIC ranting on illegals

The Right Scoop has posted a local news video of a Houston woman in an EPIC rant about unaccompanied illegals – “Why can’t they go back?”

Bernadette Lancelin is very upset that the unaccompanied minors flooding across the border aren’t being sent back home. Instead they are being put in detention centers around the country. Lancelin is out with the local news in Houston because a closed middle school that hasn’t been used in years is now on the list to become another detention center. And she, among others, is furious about it.

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Krauthammer: If Obama were a Republican…

By David Arnett

Charles Krauthammer

It is difficult to count so many ways that Tulsa Today appreciates Charles Krauthammer. He has a talent for straight speaking that reminds us of Will Rogers, but with a bit less pure entertainment.

Having worked for both sides of the isle, Krauthammer is refreshingly direct as he delivers fundamental fact. In this case, he describes President Obama’s nature contrary to that of what anyone would expect.

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Anatomy of an Upset: Rogers County Treasurer

By Theodore J. King, Tulsa Today

Jason Carini, Rogers County Treasurer elect

Anatomy: a study of the structure or internal workings of something. Upset: an unexpected result or situation.

In the 75 days from the filing deadline of April 11th to the June 24th primary election day, Jason Carini, a 31-year-old Catoosa small business owner, went from having zero chance of being elected to becoming Rogers County treasurer-elect, unseating a likable 23-year incumbent twice his age, Cathy Pinkerton-Baker.

How did this happen? There are these factors in political change: an idea, a personality, and events. In this remarkable election, all came into play.

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Sisters say Bergdahl’s dad a Peeping-Tom Stalker

The father of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl creepily harassed a pair of twin sisters in Hailey, Idaho, for several months, according to police reports obtained by the Daily Mail and included in a Daily Caller story by Eric Owens.

In 2011, long before Robert “Bob” Bergdahl began learning Pashto and Arabic or tweeted a Taliban spokesman, the bizarro bearded dad stalked Lacey and Allie Hillman, police documents say. He allegedly tried to steal a peek at one of the twins in the shower and even stole a little gnome from their garden.
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Gov. Fallin vetoes literacy standards bill

OKLAHOMA CITY — Governor Mary Fallin today vetoed House Bill 2625, a bill that rolls back the literacy standards established in the Reading Sufficiency Act (RSA). The RSA was first passed in 2011 with the goal of ensuring that every third grade child can read before being promoted to fourth grade.

“The research is clear,” said Fallin. “From kindergarten to third grade, children learn to read. Beginning in the fourth grade, they ‘read to learn.’ Without basic literacy skills, children in the fourth grade fall further and further behind. Those children are more likely to drop out of high school and less likely to find good jobs even if they do graduate. Promoting them to fourth grade without the basic tools they need to succeed is not just unwise; it is immoral. We must ensure our children have basic proficiency in reading before the fourth grade.”
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