2024 OKGOP Rules as amended by the State Convention on May 3-4 2024 The only change to this document at the 2024 State Convention was to Rule 10a to remove legislators from the state committee body. They rarely attended and yet effected quorum and so the body voted to remove them. You can compare Rule 10a in 2023 OKGOP Rules.
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Rand Paul did not drop out; he suspended. Huge difference; still on ballot. You can still vote for him. The choice has always been up to you. You hold the power but you must exercise it. Rand Paul is still on the ballot; still best for New Hampshire (and yes for all of us). Your vote could get Constitutional Conservative Rand Paul back in the race. Since he is still on the ballot, it is easy to vote for him. Rand can still collect delegates and influence the GOP convention! * Peace Thru Strength * Small Government * Flat, Fair Tax * Jobs & Growth * Balanced Budgets * Strong Borders Suggested hashtags: #UnitedWeRand #RandingStrong #RandWagon #DemandRand #BetheCampaign #StillRanding #RandPaul #RandRally #StandwithRand #RandPaul2016 #CLibertyC
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If you think the Supreme Court selling us down the river is a new thing, or they’re just being pushed around by the President…I’ve got some property to sell you on Jupiter. The courts are part of the problem, they’ve been part of the problem and they’ll continue to be part of the problem. The…
WASHINGTON (June 25, 2015) – In a totally unsurprising move, the federal government failed to limit the federal government today. The federal employees staffing the Supreme Court held that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act does authorize tax subsidies for people in states with federally run insurance exchanges despite specific wording in the law…
As Madison quoted Montesquieu in Federalist 47, "When the legislative and executive powers are united in the same person or body, there can be no liberty, because apprehensions may arise lest the same monarch or senate should enact tyrannical laws to execute them in a tyrannical manner."
SALEM, Ore. (June 24, 2015) – In the face of federal threats to withhold millions of dollars, Gov. Kate Brown signed a bill Tuesday that allows to opt their children out of standardized Common Core testing more easily. Introduced by Rep. Chris Gorsek (D-Troutdale) along with six Democrat and seven Republican cosponsors, House Bill 2655 (HB2655)…
RALEIGH, N.C. (June 24, 2015) – Yesterday, the North Carolina state Senate gave final approval to a bill that would effectively nullify in practice some Food and Drug Administration (FDA) rules that prevent terminally ill patients from accessing experimental treatments. The vote was 14-0. Introduced by State Reps. Hugh Blackwell (R-Burke), Mike Hager (R-Rutherford), Donny…
"Investors whose strategy is to follow the Fed – in the belief that stocks will advance as long as the Fed does not raise interest rates – are free to place all their eggs in Janet’s basket. On the other hand, for investors whose strategy is historically informed by factors that have reliably distinguished market advances from collapses over a century of history, our suggestion is to consider a stronger defense. Our greatest successes have been when our investment outlook was aligned with valuations and market internals, and our greatest disappointments have been when it was not. Both factors are unfavorable at present, and our outlook is aligned accordingly." Continue reading →