The Oklahoma State Capital
Jason W. MurpheyCandid Commentary and Reporting from Oklahoma's First and Best Capital City
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 93 | Subscribers | Read | oklahomastatecapital.substack.com |
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Your Vote on June 16th Is Not a Favor. It Is an Act of Government. Are You Doing it Right?
> And, while they are at it, voters might as well ask their House member: Who did you support in the speaker’s race, Kyle Hilbert or Tom Gann? And even more importantly, who will you support in November?
The No-Lobbyist Money Movement Hits Critical Mass
> As with all things good, when they start to catch on and when the grifters who make their money begin to realize the value of this proposition they want to get in on the action.
Introducing Oklahoma's Most Shameless Politician
As he now campaigns for statewide office, his mailer portrays the scope and scale of this incredible willingness to gaslight, as he purports to have “stood with Trump when it mattered most.” While, in fact, this politician was in very publi...
Judgment Day at the Capitol: One Final Tool to Decide—Has Your Legislator Seen the Light, or Should You Challenge Them?
> Think of it like this: if you were—as the most awful turn of fate would have it—forced to appoint an Oklahoma politician to oversee your personal affairs, perhaps your family trust, who would you pick?
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