It used to be that Liberals where always whining that Conservatives are conspiracy theory fanatics.  Lately, it seems, they've been doing their share of theory-mongering.

Here in the OKC metro we've had ice storms the last several days.  Ten of thousands of households around the state have been without power for days.  Liberals have been whining that the rich neighborhoods like Edmond and Nichols Hills were all taken care of first when utility crews fanned out across the Metro to make repairs.  They say that the A-listers in town all got together and dictated the repair itinerary to OG&E.

I live in a trailer park in Yukon.  Though I'm Conservative, I don't have a silver spoon in my mouth, by any stretch of the imagination.  Yet I've had power the whole time.  I guess that somehow I was favored by the Nichols Hills plotters.  Now, if they could just send some money, I can help them further their conspiratorial plans....heh-heh.

Yukon, Oklahoma is not what you could call a "power center" in Oklahoma Republican politics.  All the action revolves around organizational offices on the opposite side of the OKC metro, by the State Capitol, a good 45 minute drive one way.

I want to be involved in Republican activity, but I have neither the time nor the gas money to trek all the way out to Lincoln Boulevard every day.  I'm not exactly sure what to do next.

This is the first post of my new blog.  More will come soon.