Professional speaker on human function and the endocannabinoid system. Forensic researcher. Patent holder. Formulator. Theorist.
Edmond, OK
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Not a good idea for the State of Oklahoma. No one should drive under the influence...bottom line. That said THC, when consumed, produces a metabolite which is what is tested for.
This metabolite can be stored in fat for up to 30 days past consumption of any THC.
So basically someone who is a week or two from their last consumption WOULD STILL REGISTER THC ON A SOBRIETY TEST under these methods.
Big problem. The first challenge will likely result in massive damages for the State.
THE RUMOR IS TRUE ABOUT DUIs UNDER OKLAHOMA’S NEW SCHEDULE I LAW
Since November 1, an Oklahoma driver can face a DUI charge based on a test that detects THC or a qualifying metabolite, even without separate evidence that the driver was impaired. That risk extends to medical marijuana cardholders.
And yes, Attorney General Gentner Drummond publicly backed the bill.
Sen. Warren Hamilton introduced SB 1257, and Rep. Tim Turner carried it in the House. The House passed it 68–13, the Senate gave it final approval 41–7, and Gov. Kevin Stitt approved it.
On February 26, before the House voted, Drummond praised the bill as a way to close a drug trafficking loophole. His office made this assurance:
“The legislation will not affect patients or businesses licensed by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority.”
The release said nothing about DUI enforcement.
Oklahoma’s existing DUI statute already covered any detectable amount of a Schedule I substance or a qualifying metabolite. SB 1257 explicitly added THC to that list. A test can detect THC or its metabolites after the effects have worn off, and that result can support a charge. Prosecutors still have to prove the other elements of the offense, and how courts will apply medical marijuana patient protections in these cases remains unresolved.
Did Drummond’s office review the DUI statute before assuring licensed patients the bill wouldn’t affect them? Does his office stand by that assurance today?
Here is the Federal Report from NHTSA on why this is a BAD IDEA. Issued in 2017. Easy to find. You have to wonder why our lawmakers didn't take the time to review this.
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💪 I’m happy to be labeled as the #1 most conservative member in the House by Capitol Lens, which is a national nonpartisan guide to how members of Congress and state legislators vote.
The #2 most conservative on the list? My officemate Rep. Molly Jenkins @MollyJenki14350.
✅ As we head into session in February, I look forward to continuing to represent HD 32 with the same conservative values, votes and overall behavior.
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Love this...
#LetsGo !
Friends, my invitation to Texas refugees has been heard. My DM’s are full from folks seeking asylum. Many good freedom loving Americans are seeking refuge from the socialist agenda that awaits this once great state. Let’s show our hospitality as a “sanctuary from communism” community to these red blooded Americans. Proof of Citizenship is required though.
Our Southern Baptist Church is growing and packed out every Sunday with families, young adults, kiddos, etc.
8 years ago today...so what do you all think @realDonaldTrump will be discussing in his NATIONWIDE address tomorrow evening?
Great news! I wonder why (they) were trying to restrict our right to petition? Seems un-American to me!
**Tuesday, November 10, 2026**
OKLAHOMA CITY. In a 5-4 decision Tuesday, the Oklahoma Supreme Court struck down all of Senate Bill 1027, the 2025 law that restricted the state's citizen initiative petition process. Justice Noma Gurich wrote the majority opinion, which found that the law's signature caps violate the First Amendment right to petition. "The caps seek to achieve the inclusion of some by requiring the exclusion of others," Gurich wrote.
The law had capped signatures from counties with more than 400,000 people. That rule applied only to Oklahoma and Tulsa counties, which could have supplied just 20% of a petition's signatures even though nearly 37% of Oklahomans live there. The law also barred people from outside Oklahoma from donating to petition campaigns or gathering signatures, and it required paid signature gatherers to show who was paying them. In her dissent, Justice Dana Kuehn wrote that the law doesn't violate the U.S. Constitution. **KOSU reports the ruling applies to future petitions and doesn't affect any effort now underway.**
Every signature counts again, sugar. My tiara is shining for you, Oklahoma. Love, PlasticGirl
Source: [KOSU](kosu.org/politics/2026-11-10…)
Math doesn't lie...just sayin...
Regression analysis pretty bullet proof and better the larger the n=data set. This, obvioulsy, a VERY large data set.
When I first posted the 15% Band, I compared Republicans vs. Democrats, so it covered 30 Senate races.
Now that results are nearly final, I updated it to include every vote: Republicans, Democrats, independents, third parties, everyone, in all 35 Senate races. Then I ran a new regression analysis. Once again, the number came back .85.
34 of 35 Senate Republicans fell below President Trump's 2024 share. Red states and blue states lost the same proportion.
In some states the lost votes went to Democrats. In others, like Idaho, Nebraska and Montana, they went to independents. Different opponents, different places for the votes to go, and the Republican share still landed at about 85%.
This isn't just an average. An average can hide states scattered all over the place. A regression tests whether one rule fits every state.
Here, it does: Trump's 2024 share × .85 lands close to the Republican result state after state after state, and explains 87% of the differences between them (R² = .87).
Five nights ago, I was pretty sure. Tonight, I know.
This is real. It deserves an answer.
"Patriots In Control" has to do with THIS video/speech...listen to the words...REALLY listen to the words...
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🚨 HOLY CRAP! HHS Sec. Bobby Kennedy reveals he can UNLEASH because GOP Senators can't hold his appointees hostage when they lose power in January — paired with Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff
"Republicans in the Senate, every time I tried to do something robust, I'd get calls saying, 'if you do that, we're not going to confirm your appointees.' So I said to the group at HHS, I said, the Democrats, no matter how great the appointee is, not one vote will go them!"
"The Senate no longer has ANY leverage over me...Then we have Stephen Miller, a friend of our movement — I don't think ANYTHING is going to get in our way now!" 🔥
Did I hear that right? Some Senate Republicans purposefully obstructed his MAHA efforts?
Absolutely unreal. MAHA is a 2024 mandate.
I hope the final 2 years of Trump's term are the BEST for MAHA 🇺🇸
That would also be good news to win in 2028, because we NEED to take everything back.
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My four part series on the treachery and epic corruption of Ron Desantis begins tomorrow. It's a true story of ambition, betrayal, money, laundering ,special interest influence and pedophilia. Stay Tuned
Again, mathematically impossible...I would guess you would see a similar pattern as we saw here in Oklahoma with D registrations going way down, yet the vote totals going way up.
🚨 ELECTION ISSUES: Texas - 97 counties are over the adult-citizen count.
Montgomery County is at 107.6%, 34,319 over.
Collin County is at 104.0%, 30,557 over.
Fort Bend County is at 104.1%, 23,122 over.
Williamson County is at 103.0%, 13,816 over.
Denton County is at 102.0%, 13,466 over.
Those official totals include the 1,763,730 million suspense voters.
#LetsGo !
One week ago tonight, we packed the Arvest Convention Center in Tulsa and celebrated a win that Oklahomans fought hard for. We earned every vote, and we won it the right way.
People said a businessman and former state senator couldn’t take on the political establishment and win, and we proved them wrong. We won because volunteers knocked on doors in all 77 counties, because families put signs in their yards and prayed over this campaign, and because Oklahomans decided they were done settling for less than excellence.
Noel and I are fired up and ready to lead. We’re going to fix how our kids learn to read, put money back in your pocket, and cut the waste out of a state government that has grown too big and too comfortable. Oklahoma’s best days are ahead, and we’re going to make sure of it.
