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Oklahoma Texting and Driving Could Become Illegal

Post author:AxXiom
Post published:February 19, 2011
Post category:AxXiom Legislation Network Archives Oklahoma

So, one more time. Can someone explain why this new law is needed??? Continue reading →

Calling All Oklahoma 2A Advocates-Damsel in Distress!

Post author:AxXiom
Post published:February 19, 2011
Post category:AxXiom Health Care Legislation Network Archives Oklahoma

Action Alert-Campus Concealed Carry Bills Continue reading →

Alaska Governor: No Health Care Law in AK – WHAT About Nebraska???

Post author:Stubborn_Facts
Post published:February 18, 2011
Post category:Health Care Nebraska Network Archives

As we reported on February 1, Federal District Court Judge Roger Vinson issued an opinion in the multi-state Attorneys General lawsuit on January 31, declaring the health care law unconstitutional. Since the ruling came out, many question whether any further activities associated with implementing the law should proceed. Others conclude the states should move “full [...]

Guns on campus would make OU safer

Post author:AxXiom
Post published:February 17, 2011
Post category:AxXiom Legislation Network Archives Oklahoma Texas

Article from the OU Daily COLUMN: Guns on campus would make OU safer Mark Moreland/The Daily Thursday, February 17, 2011 I was born and raised in Texas. I received my first rifle when I was 16, and I plan on … Continue reading →

House Rules Committee Was Right on Health Care Defunding Amendment: RULES MATTER

Post author:Stubborn_Facts
Post published:February 17, 2011
Post category:Federal Health Care Nebraska Network Archives Webcasts

Iowa Congressman Steve King definitely has a fan base among those who are opposed to the health care law. Of course, because he represents constituents in a neighboring state, many conservatives / limited government folks in Nebraska are familiar with Rep. King and appreciative of his outspoken opposition to the implementation of the health care [...]

How Would a P.A.T.R.I.O.T Vote?

Post author:AxXiom
Post published:February 15, 2011
Post category:AxXiom Legislation Network Archives

Kaye Beach Feb 15, 2011 On Feb. 8th GOP freshmen help derail Patriot Act extension Nine Eight House Republican freshmen and three inaugural members of the Tea Party Caucus voted against a proposed extension of three Patriot Act provisions Tuesday &#823...

OCPAC: Congressional Freshmen Flex Their Muscles

Post author:OKGrassroots Network
Post published:February 15, 2011
Post category:Network Archives Oklahoma ProLife R3publicans

++ AGENDA FOR THIS WEEK’S MEETING++ ANNOUNCEMENTS++ REPUBLICAN CONTROL, THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE UGLY++ CONGRESSIONAL FRESHMEN FLEX THEIR MUSCLES++ AGENDA FOR THIS WEEK’S MEETING Our 12 noon luncheon for Wednesday, February 16th will be held at Italiano’s restaurant, 4801 North Lincoln in OKC.

Fallin Budget: Unconstitutionally Circumvents Balance-Budget

Post author:OKGrassroots Network
Post published:February 14, 2011
Post category:Economy Network Archives Oklahoma ProLife R3publicans

In 1995, Oklahoma voters were tired of the continual debt state legislators were accumilating in the state. As a result, Oklahoma passed the “Balance- Budget Amendment” which required Oklahoma to only spend the money it collected and not a penny ...

ACTION ALERT: Lancaster County Board Hearing Tuesday

Post author:Stubborn_Facts
Post published:February 12, 2011
Post category:Economy Nebraska Network Archives

The Lancaster County Board is holding a hearing on what to do with the proceeds of Lancaster Manor. Tuesday, February 15 5:00pm City Council / County Board Chambers 555 S. 10th St. Lincoln, NE 68508 Board Member Brent Smoyer sent the following information about the meeting: Now, the endowment folks are rallying to push for [...]

GOP Strut Elitism Making Fun of Constituents

Post author:OKGrassroots Network
Post published:February 12, 2011
Post category:Network Archives Oklahoma ProLife R3publicans

This past week the Oklahoma House of Representative spent the first day of the legislature adopting new rules for engagement. At the beginning of each 2-year session, both the House and Senate adopt rules by which they will operate for those 2years. ...