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...fairly investigate Murphy's no-bid contract with the fair board and get to the bottom of why Bell's lease was allowed to expire? Just as much as I believe Clark Brewster had a glaring conflict-of-interest in having any opinion or vote on the status of Bell's lease after representing a family in a civil suit against Bell's, I believe it would be a COI for Sally Bell to spearhead an ...

It defies description ... so watch. http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/64ad536a6d

I didn't know much about him, so I decided I'd better find out. So I started researching, and I put my research in to a kind of scrapbook. If you wonder who this guy is, go to http://obamascrapbook.com and see what I found out!

Committee Meeting, Urban & Economic Development 7/22/2008 10:00 AM 200 Civic Center Room 201, Second Floor Agenda 16. Discussion regarding the creation of a taskforce to review the potential of establishing a Tulsa Planning Commission. (Christiansen) [UED 7/22/08] 08-1676-1

I am new to the board and saw a similar thread but I can't seem to find it again now. I think the previous thread had to do with who do you think or who have you heard will run for mayor next year. I think the responses were Councilors Eagleton, Christiansen and Martinson. My question for the board is a little different. If you had your pick of anyone (Republican, Democrat, or Independent) ...

Last month, Obama bought $5 million in national television advertising during the Olympics. Yesterday, McCain bought $6 million in advertising on the same networks during the Olympics. It is rare because no presidential campaign has bought any national television advertising at all for the last 12 years. The campaigns bought plenty of local and regional advertising, just no national broadcasts....

As it turns out, most Oklahomans don't really like Barack Obama. quote: The latest Oklahoma Poll, a statewide survey of 750 likely voters conducted July 19-23, found little support and some outright hostility for the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee. Republican John McCain, meanwhile, attracted broad, if sometimes tepid, support to lead Obama by 32 percentage points, 56 ...

Here is the link to the Tulsa World story... http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?articl eID=20080731_11_hr628386 5-year, $451 million streets package proposed for Tulsa By BRIAN BARBER, World Staff Writer Mayor Kathy Taylor is proposing a five-year, $451.6 million streets package due to concerns that voters wont accept the $2 billion plan on the table, the Tulsa World has ...

Local politicos are proclaiming the need for $451 to $2 billion in proposed new taxes to fix Tulsa's streets. Here, in the great tradition of a local TV Station's retired, signature "Chuck Hole of the Week" award, let's try and name which Tulsa streets we think should be considered in the Tulsa Street DISHONOR Roll of bad, beat-up, streets. I'll start: I-44 to 41st on Peoria; Ruffles, Ridges ...

Tulsans for Obama is opening a new office at 43rd & Peoria. The grand opening is this Friday, August 8. They will have various campaigning signs/buttons/etc available. http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/organi zing/44qqh http://tulsansforobama.com/