Excerpts and links to the full articles are below:
[Excerpt] Governor Kevin Stitt announced today that the State of Oklahoma has agreed to a one-year extension with Seminole Nation on a Tobacco Tax Compact.
[Excerpt] Surprise, surprise: Planned Parenthood murdered a record number of babies during their 2018-2019 fiscal year while at the same time receiving a record amount of taxpayer money.
[Excerpt] House Bill 2791 would require all youth aged 17 or younger to wear seat belts when riding in the back seat of a vehicle on Oklahoma roadways.
[Excerpt] “As I argue in the paper, we’ve tried reforms that reach into the minutiae of teaching, testing, curriculum content, spending, and personnel and they have not worked,” said Dr. Byron Schlomach, author of the report and 1889 Institute Director.
[Excerpt] The 30-second ad, titled “Witch Hunt,” highlights how Kendra Horn is siding with the D.C. elite to impeach President Trump instead of her own constituents who were promised stronger borders, more jobs, and less partisanship.
[Excerpt] The governor’s defiance of business-as-usual budget practices in state government could therefore not only bring financial sanity to Oklahoma, but also prevent yet another tax-increase raid on working families’ pocketbooks.
[Excerpt] This week's Music Monday is the hymn I Am Resolved, performed here by the blugrass group Dailey & Vincent.
[Excerpt] "The governor should have taken Trump’s out and barred the refugees from resettling in Oklahoma until they had fulfilled all legal requirements for immigrating to the U.S."
[Excerpt] A recent Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) newsletter advises school districts to allow students to use the bathroom of their choice based on gender identity rather than biological gender.
[Excerpt] The amicus (friend of the court) brief asks the court to review the case of a North Dakota attorney who has been forced to fund political causes he opposes through mandatory membership in the state bar association.
[Excerpt] Governor Kevin Stitt and First Lady Sarah Stitt are joining Oklahoma Capitol Culture in launching the first Oklahoma Governor’s Prayer Breakfast to be held on Feb. 18, 2020 in Oklahoma City.
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