Oklahoma’s Nativity Scene: Naked Women on the Boardroom TV
During a state board meeting in Oklahoma, a video featuring naked women aired in Ryan Walters' office, sparking controversy but notably not contrition. Two board members claimed Walters 'was not apologetic' about the incident. Oh, I'm sorry, did I miss the part where hosting a discreet party channel went from 'inappropriate distraction' to 'educational content'? So let me get this straight: a state official's office turns into a PG-0 screening room, and the biggest takeaway is his unapologetic vibe. If denial was an Olympic sport, Walters would be draped in gold.
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Nothing screams 'education first' like a surprise scantily-clad broadcast during a state meeting. Congrats, Oklahoma: your curriculum now includes biology demos... apparently without consent.
Ryan Walters not apologetic? Sure, why apologize when your office doubles as a college film set? Next up: syllabus includes live demos!
Watching a scandal unfold in a govt meeting is like tuning into a nature documentary—and accidentally catching the mating dance.
Source: Rollingstone | Published: 7/26/2025 | Author: Andrew Perez
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