Just like any endemic, COVID is making a resurgence as summer ends and fall is ready to begin. Just like the flu, or just like RSV or any other virus. The difference is, many liberals still have PTSD from the 2019-2020 COVID pandemic, and some of these liberal-run entities – like Hollywood or many college … Continue reading Mask requirements are not needed
Haley was the most presidential on GOP debate stage
I watched the Wednesday Republican debate with one observation in mind. Who is the most presidential? And, there was one candidate who stood above the rest in that regard – former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley. Haley stood out in another way – she was the only woman on the debate stage … Continue reading Haley was the most presidential on GOP debate stage
They just opened up a can of ‘whoop-ass’ on themselves
Marion County Record reporter Phyllis Zorn and Sheriff Jeff Soyez stand outside the evidence room where an undersheriff signs over newspaper property to a forensic expert. (Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector)
I’m reactivating my blog so I can keep writing on topics that interest me (and, hopefully, you!)
Hey everyone! After the last three years of daily editorial writing, I have decided to reactivate my old blog site and start posting again. There are so many topics and issues I have thoughts and Ideas about, it just seems natural to keep writing. Retirement simply means I can write whenever I feel like it … Continue reading I’m reactivating my blog so I can keep writing on topics that interest me (and, hopefully, you!)
Yes, reopen. But Americans must come to terms with a new reality
As with everything, the debate about whether parts of the U.S. should start reopening for business or whether all Americans should continue to be shut in or with limited restrictions has become a political debate. It should not be political at all. This should not be a debate that supposedly pits Conservatives on one side … Continue reading Yes, reopen. But Americans must come to terms with a new reality
Oklahoma State Questions 2018
In 2016, I published a blog on the state questions and what I thought about them. Even though I am late in getting this done, I have been studying them for quite some time, and I will be happy to provide my opinion on them. For me, state questions are rarely cut and dried. There … Continue reading Oklahoma State Questions 2018
Press must acknowledge that readers, viewers can think for themselves
The media is under heavy fire following the Nov. 8 election and the surprising win by Republican candidate Donald Trump. And for good reason. The “media,” using the term very generally, went way out on a limb to advocate against the election of Trump. And many mainstream publications admitted they believed it was their duty … Continue reading Press must acknowledge that readers, viewers can think for themselves
A sensible look at Oklahoma’s state questions
Below are my opinions on how to vote for each of the questions. These opinions are based on research and experience I have with the topics, and they are my own. I based these opinions on how I believe they will impact the state and the economy. Many will disagree with my opinion, and that’s OK. But, what I’ve tried to do is take a common-sense approach to the way I believe voters should go on these questions.
Cindy Allen 