During Military Appreciation Month, we rightly join in expressing gratitude for our service members, their families and the daily sacrifices they make on our behalf.
We are now in the final month of the legislative session. With the end right around the corner, budget discussions have picked up substantially.
Thursday is the deadline for consideration of House bills on the Senate Floor. We have around 150 bills to get through this week.
Thursday was the deadline to vote on bills in opposite chambers, and any Senate bills not voted on in the House are dead for the remainder of session.
The House passed 348 Senate bills through House committees by last week’s deadline, so now we’ve moved on to floor proceedings over remaining bills. My colleagues and I have spent
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma’s 180 American Legion posts would be exempt from state sales taxes on goods and services under a bill that has cleared both Houses of the Oklahoma
As I write this column on Tax Day, or April 15, we mostly likely will have about one month left before lawmakers adjourn the 2019 legislative session. I want to
After last week’s short Spring Break, the House is speeding up again and has begun the process of hearing Senate bills in committees.
As penned in the Declaration of Independence, our forefathers founded this nation with the strong belief that individuals are “endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights.”
It’s been a slow week at the Capitol - a sharp contrast to the rush of last week’s deadline.