Kaye Beach April 14, 2011 Random news bits about the state Senate and former state and current US Senators from Oklahoma. Former Oklahoma senator announces resignation as head of Grand River Dam Authority The Republic A Democrat, Easley resigned his &#...
Kaye Beach April 11, 2011 HB1079 by Rep. Martin, Rep. Sears and Sen. Jolley, is a bill requested by OG&E to regulate the information generated by the new Smart Meters that they are installing in some locations in Oklahoma. This … Continue r...
Governor Fallin's Policy Director, Katie Altshuler, sent out this email to all of the Tulsa Association of Health Underwriters. The email makes clear a couple of things: 1. No matter how much noise the People of OK make, the Fallin Administration is ...
People who want collective bargaining reform this legislative session need to take action. The Nebraska Legislature’s Business and Labor Committee have scheduled a hearing for today, Wednesday, April 13. Time: NOON Where: State Capitol, Room 2102 Subject: LB397 and the 64 page amendment to it, AM1116 Recommended Actions – make contacts, and if at all [...]
Tulsa Area Republicans Restoring the Republic The premiere of Atlas Shrugged Part 1 is opening Fri. Apr. 15 (yes, tax day, ironically enough). We're going to the 7:20 PM show at Cinemark Tulsa, 10802 E 71st St South. We'll most l...
Kaye Beach April 10, 2011 I just had this information passed on to me. I thought SB 841 was dead but apparently not. Title was struck and the word “National” removed but it is still ticking. Senate Bill 841 would … Continue reading ...
These Florida”Troublemakers” have definitely turned the tables on the tollway tormentors in Florida who were detaining travelers for paying cash. AxXiom For Liberty Live! Friday April 8, 2011 6-8pm CST Listening info Tonight we welcome ...
Tulsa County GOP Convention – The Halt Obamacare Resolution on Video (2 parts). Hat tip to all the activists in Tulsa County for keeping our party on track! Special thanks to OK-SAFE for research and leadership on public policy efforts also! Thanks Bryan Mayberry for the Video links~
Oklahomans for Ballot Access Reform (OBAR) is working with Rep. Charles Key (R-Oklahoma City) to promote House Bill 1058, which would cut the signature requirement for new political parties in half. The bill calls for a 22,500 signature requirement, rather than the current requirement of 5% of votes cast in the last statewide election.
The measures included a state party rule change to be proposed at next month's state convention requiring censure hearings for Republican officeholders who do not adhere to "core principles" that include the unconstitutionality of all gun regulations and the belief that life is the result of "an act between a man and a woman," and begins at the moment of fertilization. The proposed rule also would require elected Republicans to work for "drastic" reductions in taxes and mandatory fees. "This could be big," said delegate Molly McKay, who later in the convention was elected county vice chairman without opposition. "This could be the biggest thing since we repealed slavery."