Kingfisher Oklahoma

While the jury’s still out (at the Supreme Court, no less) on the winner of the 2020 presidential election, Democrat Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the Democratic vice-president nominee are already developing a transition team.

[Ed. Note: Williams wrote this column just prior to his death.] One of the first lessons in an economics class is every action has a cost. That is in stark contrast to lessons in the political arena where politicians virtually ignore cost and talk about benefits and free stuff.

It may shock some people to learn that I’ve never eaten supper in my life. Oh sure, I’ve hardly ever missed the evening meal, it’s just that in my house it’s called dinner, not supper.

The state’s most recent Weekly Epidemiology and Surveillance Report shows that COVID-19 spread is now greater in areas with mask mandates than in parts of Oklahoma without mask mandates, measured on a per-capita basis. That finding comes as Gov.

Kingfisher High School has named its Students of the Month for November 2020. Students are chosen based on several characteristics including responsibility, leadership, work ethic, reliability, kindness and others.

Northern Oklahoma College is partnering with Enel Green Power, Oklahoma’s second-largest wind operator, to establish a new wind turbine technician program, helping to meet the workforce needs of a growing industry in the state.

The man referred to as the “father of the modern Oklahoma Boys State” was recognized recently for his significant contributions to the program. Kingfisher’s Judd Kopp was presented a trio of honors by one of the very people he helped mold in the program.

November 2020 Students of the Month at Lomega Public Schools were, from left, high school students Riley Lumpkin and Reagan Ramer, and junior high students Trevor Lentz and Hadley Ott. [Photo provided]

It’s now obvious the November election was “rigged” in several states. The voting machines, were rigged, to change votes for President Trump, to Biden, and ballots were hauled across state lines, that replaced ballots for President Trump, with Biden ballots. Which was in violation of federal law.

President Donald Trump says his campaign supports the lawsuit filed by Texas at the U.S. Supreme Court seeking new elections in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia, and Wisconsin because of voting irregularities in those states.