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Labor shortages impact more than a night out
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Labor shortages impact more than a night out
October 21, 2021
OKLAHOMA CITY – Workplace shortages are hitting almost every industry, from short staffing in restaurants and other service industries to even more critical need areas. This is partly due to the pande...
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No longer just a survivor
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No longer just a survivor
October 21, 2021
“You are worthless, pathetic and yet I put up with you. No one else would even want you or want to look at you, but I put a roof over your head. I have to stomach you, though you make me sick.” These ...
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Transportation update
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Transportation update
October 14, 2021
In this column, I’d like to give a brief overview of some of the projects the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) has coming up for our House District. I’ve been in regular contact with the O...
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Someone is lying
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Someone is lying
October 14, 2021
Last week, President Biden’s top defense advisors: Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley, and Commander of U.S. Central Command General Kenneth McKe...
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FOI Oklahoma’s Student Essay Contest deadline is Oct. 22
October 14, 2021
OKLAHOMA CITY - Cash prizes are available for students who enter and win the Zach Taylor First Amendment Essay Contest, sponsored annually by Freedom of Information Oklahoma. Winners will be announced...
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Live courageously in cancel culture world
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Live courageously in cancel culture world
October 14, 2021
Our core culture has been drastically changing for some time now, which has made it hard to live courageously in such a “cancel” culture world. Some have attempted to “cancel out” anyone who has an op...
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House Committee studies parental rights
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House Committee studies parental rights
October 7, 2021
On Tuesday, I attended an interim study hosted by the House Children, Youth and Family Services Committee to evaluate the protection of parental rights. The Oklahoma Parents’ Bill of Rights, which bec...
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A crisis of his own making
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A crisis of his own making
October 7, 2021
The past nine months of Biden’s presidency have brought about a wave of crises unlike anything I have seen during my time in Washington. While Congress is back to vote on the Democrats’ combined $5.5 ...
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Accepting refugees a matter of life and death
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Accepting refugees a matter of life and death
October 7, 2021
OKLAHOMA CITY – Around 1,800 Afghan refugees will arrive in Oklahoma in the days and weeks to come. That’s the third-most in the country, after only California (5,255) and Texas (4,481). Catholic Char...
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Seasons change as do we
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Seasons change as do we
October 7, 2021
From the blistering hot days of summer to the cool crisp days of fall, each season’s ever-changing pattern reminds me that everything is constantly changing. The seasons change as do we. Our lives are...
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Political blame
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Political blame
September 30, 2021
As we continue to watch events unfold in Afghanistan and see what many consider a failure to exit properly, it is important to remember that, historically speaking, failure is common. Many of the men ...
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Pause for prayer
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Pause for prayer
September 30, 2021
Life is hectic for everyone. Time seems to fly by and there never seems to be enough hours in the day to get everything done on your agenda or your “To Do List” which gets bigger by the hour. However,...
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Showcasing the success at Cottonwood Schools
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Showcasing the success at Cottonwood Schools
September 30, 2021
As I work on different issues constituents bring to me, I often collaborate with officials from various state agencies. Earlier this year, I had a meeting with Oklahoma Dept. of Human Services (DHS) D...
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Letters
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Letters
September 30, 2021
Night off from the loud music Dear Editor: We appreciate that the owner and management We appreciate that the owner and management of the amphitheater gave us the night off from the loud music they ha...
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Every life lost is one too many
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Every life lost is one too many
September 23, 2021
Every suicide is a tragedy. Every life lost to suicide is one too many and the prevalence among our nation’s vet erans is alarming. In 2019, 6,261 veterans lost their lives to suicide, including 111 O...
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The mask of mental health
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The mask of mental health
September 23, 2021
In my opinion there is nothing worse than mental health issues like depression or anxiety, or substance use disorders. Even eating disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder and post-traumatic stress di...
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Mental Health Interim Study
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Mental Health Interim Study
September 23, 2021
On Monday, I cohosted an interim study with Rep. Collin Walke of Oklahoma City. We studied the correlation between the prevalence of quality mental health services and the frequency of law enforcement...
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Reflecting 20 years ago to 9/11
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Reflecting 20 years ago to 9/11
September 16, 2021
“Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)” was a song written by American country music singer Alan Jackson that will forever remind me of where I was when the towers went down on September 11,...
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Twenty Years Later
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Twenty Years Later
September 16, 2021
Knowing that the 20th anniversary of 9/11 was fast approaching, I knew I needed to address it. I struggle writing about 9/11 because in many ways it still brings on strong raw emotions and I want to d...
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20 Years Since 9/11
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20 Years Since 9/11
September 16, 2021
This year marks 20 years since the horrific attacks of September 11, 2001. It also marks 20 years of American resiliency and bravery. 20 years since first responders and bystanders ran towards the sce...
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