After noticeably taking a back seat during the gubernatorial election, our current Governor Kevin Stitt reminded everyone that he's still around and full of bad, legally questionable ideas when he called for a state question to vote for a constitutional convention.

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And how do I teach my kid what Indigenous people look like when old white dudes are hell-bent on being absolute dicks?

Check this out:

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Thanks to a tip via the Ogle Mole Network, we've learned that Polston – the infamous Normanite who became the focus of intense outrage after she served only 73 days of an eight-year prison sentence for driving drunk and crashing into 19-year-old Micaela Borrego, leaving the teen with a traumatic brain injury – has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court to block her return to prison following the passage of Senate Bill 137.

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A year and a half after he was demoted to weekend news purgatory in favor of younger and prettier faces, Jed Castles and News 9 have officially parted ways. After 30 years at the station – with a big chunk of that spent as its morning weather guy – he’s “retiring.”

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According to Frontier City:

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Back in June, we were first to report that the longtime Trump confidant had been collecting $7,500 a month from Mike Mazzei’s campaign to serve as a “Senior Campaign Advisor” – payments that just happened to precede Donald Trump swooping into the race and endorsing Mazzei for governor.

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Obviously, the big news is that Mike Mazzei barely survived an upset bid by Gentner Drummond – fending off the AG by a narrow 50.28% to 49.72% margin:

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If you haven’t voted yet today, please do. And if you already have, slap on that “I Voted” sticker and annoy at least one friend, relative or coworker into doing the same. Better yet, send them this link:

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Admittedly, Lexapro has helped me see that perhaps this isn't something my husband does to start a fight. In fact, since we both eat dinner every night, it actually makes sense to discuss what we'll have!

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That’s why I think Republican voters could benefit from this handy little Oklahoma GOP cheat sheet. It shows who the radical right-wing wing-nut faction of the party has “certified” in each election.

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Re-released earlier this year, the book apparently lays out Taylor’s treatise on everything from women and gay people to public schools, the Supreme Court and the proper role of Christianity in American government. Taylor even promoted the book during a debate, recommending voters read it.

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OKC LitFest is this Saturday at the Downtown Library, and is free to attend. The schedule is packed with cool sessions, so whether you’re a poet, comic book writer, novelist, children’s book author, or editor, you can find a talk that will interest you.

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In case you missed it, multiple Ogle Moles told us the House colleagues had been carrying on a romantic relationship for months, and recently made things a little more official during a conference in San Diego.

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