Successful Eagle Forum Oklahoma meeting on February 17, 2025 – Presidents Day!
Dear Fellow Eagles and Friends, We had a successful Eagle Forum Oklahoma meeting today, February 17, 2025- Presidents Day!We had ten members attend the organizational meeting.
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Basics of Lobbying
Is there an issue that moves you, That you know is worth your time? One that could affect your family, Or cost much more than a dime?
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Eagle Forum Oklahoma’s First Meeting of 2025
Join us on Monday, February 17th, 2025. President’s Day. 10 am – 2 pm. In Oklahoma State Capitol Room 112.2.
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Soar with Eagle Forum Oklahoma in 2025!
This is a call to action! It’s time to rise and be awake. No longer turn to distractions, There are liberties at stake.
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American Birthright, Oklahoma Social Studies Draft Standards
The National Association of Scholars (NAS) and the Civics Alliance are delighted and honored that the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) has published draft social studies standards that have been significantly informed by American Birthright: The Civics Alliance’s Model K-12 State Standards and by our History of Communism: Model State Academic Standards for Social Studies.
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Support the Mission Trip to Encourage the Republican Party
This project is a specialized mission trip to Milwaukee, Wisconsin in mid-July to the 2024 Republican National Convention. The trip is sponsored by World Harvest Stillwater (WHS) Church, a nondenominational Christian Church in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
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Sen. Dahm statement on Senate Bill 612 going into effect
OKLAHOMA CITY – State Sen. Nathan Dahm, R-Broken Arrow, released the following statement about Senate Bill 612 going into effect Friday. Dahm introduced and was Senate
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Pro-Life Attorney General John O’Connor Defending vs. Lawsuits by Abortion Industry; Abortionists Say Abortions in State Will End
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt Wednesday signed into law HB 4327, which protects the unborn child in Oklahoma throughout pregnancy, with narrow exceptions. The law is enforced through civil remedies – lawsuits – rather than criminal penalties.
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