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When left-wing ideologues cannot win policy battles at the voting booth, they resort to indirect coercion. Such is the case with “environmental, social, and governance” policies.

"Travelers should expect to see increase crowds at airports throughout the country, including the sunport," said Jonathan Small, public information officer for Albuquerque International Sunport.

For some left-wing groups, the idea that government would not spend money is shocking, and they are calling on state leaders to deplete state savings.

Oklahoma Secretary of Education Ryan Walters’ victory in the Republican state superintendent of public instruction race has made clear that voters across Oklahoma support school choice.

For too long, schools across Oklahoma have failed at teaching core academic subjects to the majority of students.

In the United States, conservatives seek to conserve basic American principles. These include limiting government power to allow for free markets, individual initiative, and personal responsibility.

Many Oklahoma parents are concerned some public schools have embraced a Critical Race Theory worldview and exposed children to inappropriate materials.

This year, Oklahoma officials touted “Project Ocean,” a nearly $700 million corporate-welfare program. Now the results are in: Project Ocean failed.

Data shows airport nearing pre-COVID traveler count

While the governor’s criticism of Tulsa schools may invigorate some voters, he has also used it to promote school choice policies.