Predictions

  This election is unlike any that we have ever seen and no one is going to be able to really predict the outcome on Tuesday night.  

• Donald Trump appears to be headed for a landslide if the polls are accurate and if these same polls have under represented Republican voters.  The size of the crowds at Trump rallies, the lack of enthusiasm from Hilldebeast's supporters, and the torrent of negative and misleading news stories all show that the liberals and RINOs are crapping their drawers over the outcome of the election.  If Trump wins he will likely carry the Senate with him and Republicans ought to retain the House.
•   Here in Oklahoma all the signs are showing Oklahoma County Whetsel going down in defeat.  His supporters are as shrill and vicious as always but there are a lot fewer of them and Whetsel's large donors are fewer.  Whetsel spent a few dollars on radio ads and some negative spots, past that, not much spending which shows he is conserving his cash for legal fees.  We were at the Wednesday County Commissioner's meeting and Oklahoma County D.A. David Prater left nothing to the imagination as to Whetsel's future; either by an Oklahoma County Grand Jury or by a Multi County Grand Jury Sheriff John Whetsel is facing criminal prosecution. The County Commissioners refused to oust the Sheriff with Brian Maughn doing the right thing and the other two being too cowardly to act.  Ray Vaughn had placed the item on the agenda then refused to attend, claiming knee surgery, and Wilma Johnson used that as an excuse to postpone the discussion of ouster for one week, one day after the election.

  

  The magazine drop went well.  Around 50,000 voters received a magazine with the voter guide and a dozen other stories on Oklahoma politics.  It was too hectic getting everything done and little was done on the newsletter this week as a result but we will tell the story of what went down next week.

  Everyone hope and pray for our country.  Get out to vote on Tuesday and check on your friends and family to make sure they have voted.  This is going to be a historic election and our one last chance to back the U.S. away from a precipice.

Tulsa Republicans Mens Club

​Happy Veteran's Week,

​We will be having a 2 meat selection, 2 sides, bread, extras, drink, tax and tip for $13 this month at :

Oklahoma Joe's BBQ

6175 E 61st St, Tulsa, OK, OK 74136 at 11:30 to 1, November 9th.  

RSVP please, Billie 918-638-9977.

  We will have a round table of local political leaders and they will discuss club elections, the wins and loses of candidates and questions...things to look for in the future...races for 2018 and who to look for...things we can do better for next time...

  Membership is $20 for men, $10 for the ladies and associate out of county members.  Our meetings are always open to the public men or women so bring a friend buy their lunch or membership lets get more people involved.  Forward this message out also, thanks!

  RSVP Billie at 918-638-9977

Many thanks to and from your Tulsa County Republican Men's Club

• Darren Gantz, President
• Michael Phillips, Vice President
• Billie Bell, Treasurer
• Cherie Cook, Secretary
• Charlie Biggs, Chaplin
• Dave Bell, Sergeant at Arms

Ambushed for the Cash or Set Up by Sheriff Whetsel for What He Might have Known?

  Oklahoma County Chief Financial Officer John Waldenville was ambushed and shot in the head on May 22^nd of 2011.  At the time it seemed a robbery, an acquaintance of a dishwasher and another man followed Waldenville to a bank around the corner while Waldenville was dropping off the cash from the day's receipts from the Cattlemen's Steak House where he was working off duty.

  We had heard rumors of a break in or illegal entry into the Waldenville home while Major Waldenville was in the hospital along with rumors of police reports being filed by the family but there was never enough information to allow the rumors to be verified.  We have had this story on file for about four years now and last week an source came through with the date of the illegal break in which allowed us to find one of the police reports and verify the existence of the other.

  Due to the magazine delivery we don't have the time to write a proper story but we have one of the police reports in hand and it is a bombshell.  What we can verify is that there was a break-in of the Waldenville home by a Captain working for Sheriff John Whetsel and personal mail was feloniously seized and opened.  What the Oklahoma County Sheriff Department Captain was looking for is unclear but it casts a very, very suspicious light on why Waldenville was shot and who was behind the shooting.

Vote No S.Q. 779 & Help Get Signs Out

  Freedom lovers in Tulsa County...lovers of low taxes...We need your help...could you please put out a few signs:  2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, or more?  We must stop s.q.779.  

Will you hear the call?...Billie Bell...918-638-9977

Another Monstrous Case of Brutality out of John Whetsel’s Oklahoma County Jail

   A few weeks ago an impassioned plea came out for justice for a woman that was brutalized in the Oklahoma County Jail.

   Here is the email that was sent, edited for profanity for those that might be opening the newsletter in front of children or while at work: 

  We had, in my opinion, a massive violation of civil rights and criminal actions taken against a female in the OK county jail....she was arrested for DUI Sat night near Nichols Hills. She was then transported to OK County 

  The facts: She had a lawyer present on the scene of the arrest, she was denied the ability to speak with him there, at the Nichols Hills police station, or at OK County later. They absolutely would not allow her access to counsel. 

 She was forced to perform the field sobriety test, and later when she asked to speak with her council at OK County she was denied, but she went ahead and refused the breathalyzer not knowing for sure what to do 

 

  They stripped her in public of her clothes. Leaving her with the scanty camisole and tights she had on under her clothes.  

  They they paraded her around from "pod to pod, and cell to cell....under the pretense of processing her, which had only glass between her and the male prisoners being held. For 12 hours!!! 

  The male prisoners were making very crude comments, disgusting remarks, stroking themselves and mas****ating due to her attire. She endured this for 12 hours while the officers laughed it off.  She continued to beg for clothes, but the officers only laughed and continued to parade her from place to place for 12 hours 

  During this 12 hours her brother(who is also a lawyer) and her husband were continually told she hadn't been processed yet.   After 12 hours she was moved to the holding cell with 40 other women and finally given an orange jumpsuit 

She was finally able to bail out after 18 hours. 

Lies, Damned Lies, and the Liars that Spread them

  One of the absolutely wonderful education think tanks, the 1889 Institute, put out a study on the alleged teacher shortage last week. 

 They sought any evidence of a teacher shortage and addressed the other talking points being used to lobby for the Boren 22% sales tax increase.  What they found was that there is an actual teacher shortage for 0.62%, less than one percent….a shortage that could be erased by taking the student/teacher ratio from16.3 to 16.4 students per teacher.  

  They also pointed out that if we matched Indiana's ratio of 17.5 students per teacher it would free up around $127,000,000.  In 1975 there were 19.8 students per classroom and it has been proven that smaller classrooms have failed to show benefits other than employing more teachers.

Whetsel Saving Campaign Money for Lawyer’s Fees?

 The incumbent Oklahoma County Sheriff John Whetsel appears to have lain down rather than fight for election as his large donors have deserted him in droves.  The campaign report for the County races is no longer online, the Ethics Commission having taken the County races off line in an attempt to suppress the flow of information to the citizens.  The pre General election report is due this afternoon but it appears that Whetsel has chosen not to spend a large amount of funds on advertising or other campaigning in favor of hording the cash to pay lawyer fees needed for his eventual defense.