Primary Election
June 18th, 2024
Molly Jenkins and her husband, Brett, reside on a 70-acre farm near Coyle where they raise cattle and cherish the rural way of life. Molly recognizes that this cherished lifestyle is under threat from the attacks of the left and the tepid response of the right.
A mother and grandmother of two, Molly earned her BA from OSU and a Master's degree from UCO. Molly dedicated a decade to the world of education as a middle school teacher and adjunct professor.
Subsequently, she owned and operated her real estate brokerage, Vis-A-Vis Realty. Now, as she retires her brokerage, Molly is channeling her energy towards providing a voice for the conservatives in House District 33 who have long desired an authentic conservative as our state representative.
Molly is a true fighter, and feels the current incumbent is compromised by his dependence on special interest funds. He has cast many liberal votes.
Molly believes that the residents of House District 33 deserve a genuine conservative representative—one who will reject all lobbyist money—and remain free from their influence.
If elected on June 18th, Molly will be an unwavering advocate for our values, and a tireless warrior for the preservation of our conservative way of life. She will be one of the very few elected officials who will not change after election day.
And our incumbent state representative is trying to give the invaders an official State of Oklahoma driver's licenses; it's a proposal with many, many implications — none of them are good.
From News 4: Oklahomans in long lines as they wait for driver's license services. John Talley has authored a bill that would potentially add 33,000 illegal aliens to these lines.
Illegal aliens from a multitude of nations, including China, are exploiting our nation's porous southern border. As explained by President Trump, other nations are deliberately releasing criminals from their jails and allowing them to come here where they now pose a danger to American lives.
House Bill 2114, co-authored by our House District 33 Representative John Talley, would allow these invaders to receive official state government recognition in the form of a driver's license from the State of Oklahoma.
The potential consequences of this proposal are far-reaching. Some lawmakers, who have opposed Talley's plan, believe that this will open the door to illegal alien voter registration. That speculation has merit, in part because, believe it or not, there's actual language in Talley's bill that requires state officials to destroy the evidence of potential illegal alien voter registration attempts, making it difficult to audit and hold the government accountable for not prosecuting this fraud.
Then, there are the dire financial repercussions. These are uncertain but potentially significant. Once this identity is provided, how many millions in taxpayer-funded services will follow? Estimates suggest that around 33,000 illegal aliens could be eligible for the document, and if this enables even a portion to claim government services, the total could run into the millions.
State legislators, including Talley, have recently blown the roof off government spending, with the most recent appropriations bills increasing appropriations by more than 30% in just the last year alone. A financial day of reckoning is quickly approaching for these big-spending politicians. They are not in a position to give out any more services.
Adding another 33,000 applicants to the lines at the state's Service Oklahoma driver's license service agency is also going to be a tremendous logistical challenge. Media coverage has spotlighted the extensive wait times for Oklahomans seeking these services. Taxpayers report having to show up early in the morning and wait hours just to receive basic services. State government is clearly not operating efficiently, and it's incredibly foolish to send 33,000 additional persons into this already strained system.
But, all of this aside, here's where it gets very frightening: As our criminal justice system continues to break down, this new policy raises the potential for criminal organizations to gain access to the banking system for money laundering. The liberal border policies currently in place have already facilitated cartel dominance in border regions, and this will spread northward, where we already have many concerning instances of foreign land ownership and money moving through the black markets associated with marijuana grows. Giving illegal drivers' licenses is a sure method to give easy access to the banking system to the cartels and organized crime. And, that's a sure formula for money laundering and all of the associated ills that come with unconstrained criminal activity.
Finally, it's important to realize why this is likely happening here in Oklahoma. Those who advance George Soros's policy, such as open borders, will likely target Oklahoma because of its reputation as a "red" state. They need foolish "Republican-in-name-only" lawmakers like Talley to pass these policies here so they can go to other states and say: "See, Oklahoma, the reddest state in the nation, has approved this law. So why can't you?"
It's not too late.
We can stop this.
Though Talley's bill cleared a House committee, it's still waiting to receive a hearing before the full House.
Molly Jenkins has been going door-to-door, meeting, and garnering the support of local residents. She is in touch with the thoughts of local voters, and she knows that many of them do not support this bill. That's why it's so offensive and out of touch for Talley to sponsor it. He's supposed to represent us, but he either isn't in touch with the way we think, or he is not willing to truly represent our views.
So, who's correct, those of us who live in House District 33? Or John Talley?
Of course, we know the answer to this.
John Talley's world is a scary place, devoid of common sense, where foreign invaders are legitimized and Oklahoma becomes a destination point for cartels.
We can't allow this lack of common sense and failure to represent our values to continue. Molly Jenkins knows that we have to do something to change this. She's doing her part by stepping up and challenging Talley. On June 18th, we can restore common sense to the office of House District 33 State Representative, and we can set things right by voting for Molly Jenkins.
A decisive defeat of Talley could reverberate through the Legislature, signaling to other foolish lawmakers that these type of policies, policies which endanger our nation and our safety, could motivate the voters in their districts to also remove them from office as well.
Thus, your vote on June 18th could set off a clear movement that turns the tide and forever stops this issue in Oklahoma.
