Thousands of Oklahomans, especially in our eastern counties, have loudly opposed the UNCHECKED expansion of industrial wind energy. They continue to raise serious alarms about safety risks, massive liability issues, violations of property rights, and the heavy burden of taxpayer subsidies. Wind energy development has become a classic taxpayer-funded boondoggle—one that endangers non-participating landowners, compromises community safety, and undermines Oklahoma's proven strengths in traditional oil and natural gas production. Several lawmakers were invited to speak with concerned Oklahomans at the State Capitol, joining organized groups like CFACT, Save Oklahoma Farms and Ranches, and dozens of allied organizations. They want an immediate halt to this subsidy-driven wind turbine onslaught. They want stronger, expanded setbacks from homes and non-participating properties, a moratorium on new projects in sensitive rural areas, and real protections for our land, private property rights, family farms, ranches, and the scenic rural landscapes that define our state. Oklahoma's eastern regions—more densely populated and wooded than the western plains—are particularly vulnerable. Towering turbines (often 700+ feet) threaten viewsheds, property values, wildlife, and quality of life, all while developers rush to lock in federal tax credits before deadlines expire. This isn't about oposing clean energy; it's about protecting Oklahoma families, farmers, and our energy heritage from an aggressive, federally subsidized industrial invasion. Proud to stand with Oklahomans, @ShawForOK (Representative Jim Shaw) and Representative Molly Jenkins.