By BARBARA HOBEROCK World Capitol Bureau Published: 5/24/2010 9:25 PM Last Modified: 5/24/2010 9:25 PM OKLAHOMA CITY — The Legislature sent Gov. Brad Henry an insurance claims bill Monday that critics charge is a tax increase.
Sen. Randy Brogdon was outraged Monday afternoon when his colleagues in the Senate voted on a measure to create a health carrier fee – a move he says was in direct violation of the Oklahoma Cons...
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OKLAHOMA CITY – State Sen. Randy Brogdon said he was disappointed to learn that Gov. Brad Henry had vetoed Senate Bill 1685, the Oklahoma Firearms Freedom Act. The bill was designed to stop further encroachment of the federal government on Second Amendment rights by exempting firearms and ammunition manufactured in Oklahoma from regulations handed down from Washington D.C.
The “Oklahoma Firearms Freedom Act", sponsored by Sen. Randy Brogdon and Rep. Charles Keys, recently cleared the State Senate with a 39-3 vote. It now heads to Democratic Gov. Brad Henry for his signature.