Almost uninterrupted, the old Norman High Tiger has been getting better in real time since the last six weeks of his lone Sooner season and watching him do it is all kinds of fun
Clay, Now that Ryan Walters, your constant whipping boy, has resigned, maybe it's time to give it a rest! If you're looking for local topics about which to share your thoughtful comments, you might want to write about (1) Bree Montoya, who recently resigned as Ward 3 Norman City Council Member, after suggesting that a local resident commit suicide (stick a gun in your mouth and pull the trigger) and (2) Helen Grant, Ward 4 Norman City Council Member, who wouldn't get off her butt and stand and face the Flag and recite the Pledge of Allegiance at the beginning of a recent Norman City Council Meeting.
Charlie Kirk was always quick to say that, first and foremost, he was a Christian...and that angered some folks.
Charlie Kirk was a Conservative, and a passionate supporter of Capitalism, President Donald Trump, and MAGA...and that likely angered even more folks.
Charlie Kirk was always open to free and vigorous debate....and that angered some folks.
And now...Charlie Kirk has been killed.
You said "His figurative north star was defending Donald Trump in all circumstances independent of all the ways Trump might abuse that loyalty, all of which made him fairly irredeemable". Quite to the contrary...Charlie Kirk was Redeemed!
Mr. Horning - I'm a charter school advocate and (as I like to say), a "recovering Catholic". I was delighted to read the SCOTUS decision re St. Isidore. But wondered re "what's next?" in light of its timing - the death of Pope Francis + the impending conclave + the then-scheduled canonization of (now) St. Acutis. Thankfully, and better-late-than-never, the Diocese changed course and did NOT re-submit a charter application nor file for further court proceedings. They decided on a course which had ALWAYS been available - setting up a PRIVATE on-line Catholic school in OK. I wish them well. I regret the time and waste of tax-payer funds it took to get to this conclusion. Thanks for your perspective and commentary - and most especially that pic of Pope Leo in the ball park - priceless!!
So sorry to hear of your loss. I lost my ole' girl at the start of the year, man she was a fighter just wouldn't let go. I'm glad you have a couple left to help comfort. Hope things go well for you and your back issues, I've been dealing with knee stuff and I can relate to what you are going through. Hang in there!
You can watch this week’s OU game on the SEC Network! 😀😀
Clay, Now that Ryan Walters, your constant whipping boy, has resigned, maybe it's time to give it a rest! If you're looking for local topics about which to share your thoughtful comments, you might want to write about (1) Bree Montoya, who recently resigned as Ward 3 Norman City Council Member, after suggesting that a local resident commit suicide (stick a gun in your mouth and pull the trigger) and (2) Helen Grant, Ward 4 Norman City Council Member, who wouldn't get off her butt and stand and face the Flag and recite the Pledge of Allegiance at the beginning of a recent Norman City Council Meeting.
Charlie Kirk:
Charlie Kirk was always quick to say that, first and foremost, he was a Christian...and that angered some folks.
Charlie Kirk was a Conservative, and a passionate supporter of Capitalism, President Donald Trump, and MAGA...and that likely angered even more folks.
Charlie Kirk was always open to free and vigorous debate....and that angered some folks.
And now...Charlie Kirk has been killed.
You said "His figurative north star was defending Donald Trump in all circumstances independent of all the ways Trump might abuse that loyalty, all of which made him fairly irredeemable". Quite to the contrary...Charlie Kirk was Redeemed!
We disagree, but that’s fine. Happy you read me, even if just for the sports ☺️
Mr. Horning - I'm a charter school advocate and (as I like to say), a "recovering Catholic". I was delighted to read the SCOTUS decision re St. Isidore. But wondered re "what's next?" in light of its timing - the death of Pope Francis + the impending conclave + the then-scheduled canonization of (now) St. Acutis. Thankfully, and better-late-than-never, the Diocese changed course and did NOT re-submit a charter application nor file for further court proceedings. They decided on a course which had ALWAYS been available - setting up a PRIVATE on-line Catholic school in OK. I wish them well. I regret the time and waste of tax-payer funds it took to get to this conclusion. Thanks for your perspective and commentary - and most especially that pic of Pope Leo in the ball park - priceless!!
MORE SPORTS Please.
Hi Clay,
So sorry to hear of your loss. I lost my ole' girl at the start of the year, man she was a fighter just wouldn't let go. I'm glad you have a couple left to help comfort. Hope things go well for you and your back issues, I've been dealing with knee stuff and I can relate to what you are going through. Hang in there!