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terrybuckalew.bsky.social
He hates the place where he grew up so it’s fine to talk shit about Arkansas when Oklahoma produces a dumbass Senator.
December 16, 2025 at 7:30 PM
thecynnik.bsky.social
This is precisely what white racists in Oklahoma, Arkansas, West Virginia, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama want. This was financed and planned by billionaire oil and gas money.
December 15, 2025 at 3:07 PM
stevecreek.bsky.social
An American White Pelican glides just above the surface of the Arkansas River, flying toward the Robert S. Kerr Lock and Dam in Oklahoma.
December 12, 2025 at 9:34 AM
cheery-up.bsky.social
The orange blob worshipping MAGA Republican Party cult members will be having a very very lonely Christmas.
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Alabama Florida Texas Louisiana Kentucky Pennsylvania Ohio Minnesota Mississippi Tennessee Georgia Wisconsin Michigan Alaska Maine Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas Kansas #resist
December 15, 2025 at 1:42 PM
sickoscommittee.org
The Top 25 Voting Breakdown. It wasn’t close. Penn State ran away with this year’s title in impressive fashion. Masterful work.
The SICKOS College Football Final Top 25 Team (1st Place Votes) Previous Total Points 1. Penn State (180) 1 4591 2. 1 Duke (83) - 2912 3. UMass (93) 8 2867 4. Lane Kiffin (52) - 2207 5. FSU (23) 10 1802 6. UNC (44) 2 1756 7. • Notre Dame (41) - 1427 8. Iowa (30) 6 1376 9. 屮 Indiana (42) 11 1296 10. Kennesaw St (12) 25 1122 11. LSU LSU (10) 3 999 12. ACC ACC (18) 983 13. James Madison (13) .. 979 14. Ucla UCLA (11) 4 954 15. Vanderbilt (16) 14 897 16. UConn (16) 24 855 17. Oregon State (10) 9 763 18. Arkansas (16) 15 668 19. Illinois State (8) 653 20. Hawaii (7) 23 641 21. Oklahoma St (8) 12 621 22. Pudge the Cat (12) 19 616 23. Wisconsin (14) 13 606 24. Cal (13) - 600 25. North Texas (9) 16 600
December 16, 2025 at 6:08 PM
camiliedavid.bsky.social
say hi if you want me to post more of these 👋 #horny #fishnet #corset #lace #sexy #pearls #bigtits #hairy #soft #nipples #bouncey #mommy #kinky #sohorny #Wisconsin #Arkansas#Oklahoma
December 9, 2025 at 9:12 PM
jimpaul.bsky.social
Arkansas PBS is severing their connection to PBS at the end of June 2026. I have moved my monthly contribution to Oklahoma PBS.
December 12, 2025 at 12:32 PM
katakateri.bsky.social
Yes.
2024 statistics from Scientific American estimates 64,000 pregnancies caused by violent rape in the pro-rape states of Texas Arkansas and Oklahoma. Picture shows a young woman in a paper gown ready for a pelvic exam.
December 14, 2025 at 8:04 PM
ariellaelm.com
It’s election day!!!!

And I’ve just had a really stressful few weeks so this is what you’re getting for it

If you live in Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oklahoma, or Virginia. You may have an election today!!!!
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December 9, 2025 at 10:24 PM
arkprogressive.bsky.social
I'm happy that the citizens in #Oklahoma and #Missouri think @pbs.org is important for their residents and especially the children of their state but #Arkansas and it's world's richest families don't give one shit. I now support MO public broadcasting
paddydoublems.bsky.social Wake Me Up When December Ends @paddydoublems.bsky.social · 4d
Thank you for exercising your right to good judgment. I have been advising people in Arkansas to do the same.
December 12, 2025 at 3:44 PM
mirri.bsky.social
I've discovered a new American accent peculiarity. Southerners, especially Arkansas-Georgia-Tennessee corridor area pronounce "vehicle" differently (sounds like vee-hickle) than I've heard it pronounced almost anywhere else.

I could hear it a bit in my family, even. (Florida/Oklahoma areas)
December 11, 2025 at 12:21 AM
cheery-up.bsky.social
Way To Go MAGA
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Senators Demand Trump Admin Come Clean on Plan to 'Quietly Kill' Social Security Offices | Common Dreams
The lawmakers accused the Social Security Administration of "a slash-first, think-later approach," for which "beneficiaries will pay the price."
www.commondreams.org
December 12, 2025 at 12:39 PM
explodedgalaxy.bsky.social
From a tour in 2019 to Arkansas and Oklahoma photographer requested to remain anonymous
December 7, 2025 at 2:39 AM
arkansasadvocate.com
Via @ainsleyplatt.bsky.social: The city of Tulsa is challenging an Arkansas agency’s modification of a Northwest Arkansas treatment plant’s permit that discharges into the watershed that supplies the Oklahoma city’s drinking water. #arpx
Tulsa challenges Arkansas-issued sewage permit, says it violates 2003 federal court settlement | Arkansas Advocate
The city of Tulsa is challenging an Arkansas agency’s modification of a Northwest Arkansas treatment plant’s permit that discharges into the watershed that supplies the Oklahoma city’s drinking water.
arkansasadvocate.com
December 8, 2025 at 5:22 PM
colewagoner.bsky.social
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Ranking SEC teams by rushing yards this week: 1. Georgia: 141 2T. Arkansas: 0 2T. Auburn: 0 2T. Florida: 0 2T. Kentucky: 0 2T. LSU: 0 2T. Miss State: 0 2T. Missouri: 0 2T. Oklahoma: O 2T. Ole Miss: 0 2T. SCar: 0 2T. Tennessee: 0 2T. Texas: 0 2T. TAMU: 0 2T. Vandy: 0 16. Bama: -3
December 7, 2025 at 1:33 PM
suboptimaldad.gobirds.online
American matches with ACC - Tulane in/Syracuse Out
Sunbelt gets Southeast - James Madison in/Arkansas Out
Conference USA/Big 12 - Kennesaw in/Oklahoma St Out
MAC/Big 10 - WMU/Purdue
New Pac12/Mountain West - that's kind of happening anyway

Independents get fucked. Sorry UConn, not sorry Notre Damn.
December 8, 2025 at 10:15 PM
alaaisam.bsky.social
#Alberta separation petition won't be allowed to proceed 🇨🇦
youtu.be/bpUKvKoVe_w?...
#AlaaIsam #Canada #Texas #Alaska #Utah #Colorado #Alabama #Arkansas #Tennessee #NorthCarolina #SouthCarolina #NorthDakota #SouthDakota #WestVirginia #Virginia #Vermont #NewYork #Oklahoma #Montana #Kentucky #Indiana
Alberta separation petition won't be allowed to proceed as-is
YouTube video by CTV News
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December 7, 2025 at 4:02 PM
oliviamesser.bsky.social
Texas’ new bathroom bill carries the highest financial penalty of any existing bathroom bill across the nation. There are now 19 states — including Wyoming, South Dakota, Arkansas, West Virginia, Idaho, South Carolina, Mississippi, Oklahoma, and Montana — with such bills in effect.
December 5, 2025 at 3:01 PM
thecovidinfoguy.bsky.social
US Weekly COVID update: Dec 8, 2025

🔸1 in 102 Actively Infectious
🔸479,000 New Daily Infections
🔸2,940,000 Infections In The Past Week
🔸225,000,000 Infections in 2025
🔸147,000 to 590,000 Weekly Long COVID Cases
🔸900 to 1,400 Weekly Deaths

Source: pmc19.com/data/
A map of the United States titled “COVID-19 Heat Map, Based on CDC Wastewater Data and Levels (U.S.) – Dec 8, 2025.” The map shows each state shaded by wastewater-indicated COVID-19 transmission levels. Colors represent: Very High (dark red), High (red), Moderate (orange), Low (yellow), Very Low (pale yellow), and Limited Data (diagonal hash lines). Nevada is shown in dark red (very high). Iowa, Arkansas, and Massachusetts are shaded red (high). Several states including Kansas, Missouri, Louisiana, and Georgia are orange (moderate). Much of the country is pale yellow (very low), including California, Texas, Florida, and New York. Some states such as Wyoming, Montana, Minnesota, and parts of the Mid-Atlantic have limited data indicated by diagonal striping. A note at the bottom reads: “Five states have moderate to very high transmission. In the ‘Very Low’ regions, there is considerable variability, with some wastewater sites showing higher levels; see in the next two charts though that levels are exceptionally low in some places, such as Hawai’i, DC, and California.” The source is listed as Pandemic Mitigation Collaborative (PMC) and the map credits Michael Hoerger. Data last updated 11/29/25. A data slide titled “National COVID-19 Estimates (U.S.) – Dec 8, 2025” from the Pandemic Mitigation Collaborative. It lists current estimated COVID-19 impacts using large blue text and two-column tables. Under Infections, values are: Proportion Actively Infectious: 1 in 102 (1%) New Daily Infections: 479,000 Infections the Past Week: 2,940,000 Infections in 2025: 225,000,000 Cumulative Infections per Person: 4.84 Under Long COVID, estimates are shaded light blue: Long COVID Cases from New Daily Infections: 24,000 to 96,000 Long COVID Cases from New Weekly Infections: 147,000 to 590,000 Under Excess Deaths, also shaded light blue: Excess Deaths from New Daily Infections: 140 to 240 Excess Deaths from New Weekly Infections: 900 to 1,400 A short paragraph at the bottom states: New daily infections are estimated at 479,000 for December 8. Late November transmission was flat like last year, unlike early-pandemic years where rates increased before Thanksgiving. A table titled “COVID-19 State Prevalence Estimates – Dec 8, 2025” from the Pandemic Mitigation Collaborative. It lists U.S. states with estimated active COVID-19 prevalence and the probability that someone is infectious in rooms of different sizes (10, 25, 50, 100 people). Columns include: State, CDC Level, PMC Estimate % Actively Infectious, and four risk columns. The rows show wide variation. Examples near the top: Alabama – Moderate; 1 in 47 infectious (2.1%); probability 19% in a room of 10 up to 89% in a room of 100 Alaska – Very Low; 1 in 220 (0.5%); 4% to 37% Highlighted in red: Arizona – Very High*; 1 in 18 infectious (5.7%); 44% in a room of 10, >99% in a room of 100 Indiana – High; 1 in 30 (3.3%); 29% in a room of 10, 97% in a room of 100 Other examples: California – Very Low; 1 in 574 (0.2%) Florida – Very Low; 1 in 494 (0.2%) Illinois – Very Low; 1 in 112 (0.9%) Michigan – Low*; 1 in 87 (1.2%) Minnesota – Low; 1 in 99 (1.0%) A note indicates *Limited data reporting for some entries. Bottom text: Data last updated 11/29/25. A table titled “COVID-19 State Prevalence Estimates – Dec 8, 2025” from the Pandemic Mitigation Collaborative. It lists U.S. states alphabetically from Missouri through Wyoming. Columns show: State, CDC Level, PMC Estimate of percent actively infectious (as “1 in X”), and four columns estimating the chance that at least one person is infectious in rooms of 10, 25, 50, or 100 people. Most states are labeled Very Low with estimated infection levels ranging from 1 in ~100 to 1 in ~300 people, giving 3–8% risk in a room of 10 and 20–60% risk in a room of 100. Highlighted in red: Vermont — High; 1 in 35 (2.8%); 25% risk in a room of 10, rising to 94% in a room of 100. Other examples: New Jersey — Very Low; 1 in 217 (0.5%); 5–37% infection risk depending on room size. Ohio — Low; 1 in 70 (1.4%); 13–76% risk depending on group size. Oklahoma — Low*; 1 in 68 (1.5%); 14–77% risk. West Virginia — Low; 1 in 76 (1.3%); 12–73% risk. A note states: Limited reporting; ND has no data, averages MN, MT & SD. Bottom right text: Data last updated 11/29/25.
December 9, 2025 at 1:51 AM
imgregory.bsky.social
#Alabama #Tennessee #Georgia #Kentucky #WestVirginia #Louisiana #Mississippi #SouthCarolina #Utah #NorthCarolina #Florida #Iowa #Arkansas #Missouri #Ohio #Texas #Oklahoma #Kansas #Indiana #SouthDakota #Maine
atrupar.com Aaron Rupar @atrupar.com · 11d
"When there’s no war, you aren’t committing war crimes when you kill people indiscriminately. You’re just a straight-up murderer."
A war criminal without a war
It's just murder.
www.publicnotice.co
December 5, 2025 at 10:36 PM
gregggonsalves.bsky.social
It is those who live in the states in the South and Midwest that ALREADY have the HIGHEST infant mortality and black babies who will suffer disproportionately as their state governors will like accede to ACIP's recommendation. 2/
“Infographic titled ‘2024 March of Dimes Report Card: Infant Mortality in the US.’ The overall US infant mortality rate is shown as 5.6 deaths per 1,000 live births. A note states that 16 states meet the Healthy People 2030 target of 5.0 or fewer deaths per 1,000 births. A disparity ratio of 2.11 is also displayed. A map of the United States shows infant mortality rates by state for 2022, shaded from light to dark purple. A legend indicates five categories: 4.9 or less (lightest), 5.0–5.7, 5.8–6.1, 6.2–6.9, and 7.0 or greater (darkest). States with the highest mortality (7.0 or greater) include: • South Dakota (7.8), Arkansas (7.7), Louisiana (7.4), Puerto Rico (7.4), West Virginia (7.3), Ohio (7.1), Georgia (7.1), Tennessee (6.6 but shaded as high), and several others in the South and Midwest. Moderately high states (6.2–6.9) include: Arizona (6.2), New Mexico (5.9 but shaded mid), Oklahoma (6.9), Missouri (6.8), Kansas (5.8 but mid-shaded), Michigan (6.4), and much of the South and Midwest. Lower-rate states (5.0–5.7) include: California (4.1 but very low), Colorado (4.5), Utah (5.0), Texas (5.7), Virginia (6.2 but mid), and others. The lowest-rate states (4.9 or less) include: California (4.1), Washington (4.3), New York (4.3), Connecticut (4.3), Massachusetts (3.3), New Hampshire (3.5), New Jersey (3.6), and Rhode Island (3.9). Alaska is shown at 6.6 deaths per 1,000; Hawaii at 5.8. Text above the map reads: ‘Over 20,000 babies died before their first birthday; the greatest rates occurred in the South and Midwest regions.’” “Infographic titled ‘The infant mortality rate increased for the first time in two decades in 2022 and babies born to Black birthing people have a rate 1.9× the national rate.’ The left side shows a horizontal bar chart of infant mortality rates per 1,000 live births by maternal race/ethnicity for 2020–2022. Rates are: Asian 3.5, White 4.4, Hispanic 4.8, American Indian/Alaska Native (AIAN) 8.1, Pacific Islander (PI) 8.7, and Black 10.6—the highest rate. On the right, a vertical bar chart shows the leading causes of infant death (percentage of total deaths) for 2020–2022: Birth defects 20.0%, preterm birth/low birth weight (PTB/LBW) 15.0%, sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) 7.3%, and accidents 6.4%. A note defines AIAN and PI, and explains PTB/LBW and SIDS. Source: National Center for Health Statistics Period Linked Birth/Infant Death data, 2020–2022. Footer text: ‘The 2024 March of Dimes Report Card: The State of Maternal and Infant Health for American Families.’”
December 6, 2025 at 10:56 AM
sky.skymarchini.net
i have seen a vision of the future
map showing the dems winning every state except idaho, wyoming, the dakotas, oklahoma, arkansas, kentucky, tn, wv, alabama in 2028
December 3, 2025 at 3:32 AM
profolus.com
The bottom-performing states in the poll include Alaska, Arkansas, and Texas, each consistently ranking low across cost, quality, and access, along with as Oklahoma and Mississippi, where residents reported significant financial strain, limited providers, and challenges obtaining timely care.
State of the States 2025 Study Revealed Regional Disparities in U.S. Healthcare Experiences - Profolus
A comprehensive nationwide review lays bare the growing imbalance in healthcare performance.
www.profolus.com
December 4, 2025 at 7:30 AM
cheery-up.bsky.social
“Republican” is the code word for Nazi/Sadism.

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December 2, 2025 at 6:00 PM