OKGOP Chair Weston Speaking Across State
GOP Chair greets locals BY JOHN BROCK HERALD STAFF WRITER The successor of Tulsan Matt Pinnell as Oklahoma Republican Party
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Mullin: Kerry Sounds Like A ‘Used Car Salesman’ On Syria Pitch
Freshman lawmaker calls Kerry ‘used car salesman’ By Molly K. Hooper A GOP lawmaker compared Secretary of State John Kerry
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Fallin Signs 23 Special Session Bills
Fallin signs 23 lawsuit-reform bills into law BY BARBARA HOBEROCK World Capitol Bureau OKLAHOMA CITY – Gov. Mary Fallin has
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August Revenues Slip, Doerflinger Boasts Economy’s Strength
GRF collections dip 10 percent in August Higher than usual tax refunds drive receipts below projections OKLAHOMA CITY — Unusually
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Doak: ObamaCare Costs To ‘Skyrocket’
Obamacare Causes Oklahoma Health Insurance Rates to Skyrocket Some consumers will see increases of more than 100 percent OKLAHOMA CITY
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Bridenstine Goes After Taylor In New Radio Spot
Bridenstine radio ad slams Taylor as ‘Obama candidate for mayor’ BY KEVIN CANFIELD World Staff Writer U.S. Rep. Jim Bridenstine,
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NRA: OK: Firearms Manufacturer Liability Protection Goes to Fallin
Oklahoma: Firearms Manufacturer Liability Protection Goes to Governor for Signature Today, the Oklahoma Senate unanimously passed House Bill 1004, authored
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WSJ: Coburn: The Sequester Enforcer
The Sequester Enforcer By Stephen Moore and Joel Griffith, Wall Street Journal President Obama has made ending the sequester caps next
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Oklahomans Don’t Show Much Appetite For Syrian Action
Sooner Survey: Oklahomans Opposed to U.S. Military Action in Syria A poll out today from Sooner Survey, a publication of
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That’s A Wrap! Special Session Ends After 5 Short Days
Oklahoma lawmakers conclude special session Oklahoma lawmakers completed a brief but intense special session Monday by approving 23 separate bills
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Senate Report Details EPA Abuses
UPDATED: Lengthy Senate report details EPA FOIA abuses BY MARK TAPSCOTT | SEPTEMBER 9, 2013 AT 12:28 PM Environmental Protection
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