News
Clifton Adcock
The intersection of politics, nationalism and religion is often seen as no man’s land.
Monday 20 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: paul blair
Reclamation project
What do John Wayne, John Birch, dinosaurs and the Pledge of Allegiance have in common? They were all in the house at Reclaiming America for Christ.
News
Clifton Adcock
The intersection of politics, nationalism and religion is often seen as no man’s land.
Blair niche project
Pastor labels pending policy ‘an attack on religious liberty,’ urges action against LGBT ‘rights.’
News
Clifton Adcock
A measure adding sexual orientation to Oklahoma City’s nondiscrimination policy for city employees is being criticized by one Edmond preacher as “an attack on religious liberty.”
Hasta la vista, Blair-by?
CFN
Gazette staff
Thanks to an Oklahoma City Council vote of 7-2 last Tuesday, city employees and job applicants can’t be discriminated against for their sexual orientation.
Strained relations
CFN
Gazette staff
From fracking to faith, the war of words continues — because what’s the point of knowing you’re going to heaven if you don’t get to rub it in other people’s faces?
Like a prayer
CFN
Gazette staff
A bill recently passed by the state House would allow churches to speak to you about getting your soul to heaven before they blow your ass to hell. Authored by Rep. Mike Ritze, House Bill 2988 seeks to give church officials legal authority to smoke your candy-heathen ass in a place of worship if they deem it necessary.
Race to the right
State Sen. Clark Jolley faces a tough Republican primary challenge from minister Paul Blair.
News
Clifton Adcock
One of the most competitive state legislative contests this year involves Senate District 41, which covers most of Edmond and Arcadia and includes a portion of far northeast Oklahoma City. Republican incumbent Clark Jolley, first elected in 2004, faces challenger Paul Blair in the Tuesday primary.
Strength in numbers
Independent expenditure groups can create a hazy world of influence, funding and accountability.
News
Clifton Adcock
Moneyed noncandidate electioneering groups made their presence known in some primary elections around the state, providing a likely preview for the general election campaign.
