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Relationship Between Legislature s Top Republicans Turns Icy Over Federal Override Bill

Relationship Between Legislature s Top Republicans Turns Icy Over Federal Override Bill The weather is not the only thing to turning cold in Oklahoma Tuesday. The relationship between the two top Republicans in the legislature has grown icy, as publicly evident by a disagreement over a bill to push back against federal oversight. “You do not protect the constitution by willfully violating it,” Senate President Pro Tem. Greg Treat, R-OKC said of a bill by Speaker of the House Charles McCall, R-Atoka. House Bill 1236, as written and co-authored by nearly every Republican in the House, would have allowed the state legislature to review federal laws or executive orders and deem them unconstitutional.

Oklahoma House, Senate clash over unconstitutional HB 1236

Oklahoman Leaders of the Oklahoma Legislature are in the midst of a political showdown that has one conservative activist calling for the head of the state Senate to be removed from his leadership position.  Senate Pro Tem Greg Treat’s decision not to hear House Bill 1236 in its original form has the president of the powerful Oklahoma Second Amendment Association calling for Treat to be removed as Oklahoma’s top senator.  Grassroots opposition On the Senate floor Tuesday, Treat defended his decision to amend the bill to create a unit within the attorney general’s office to evaluate federal actions and defend the state’s rights. 

LETTERS: Bruce s Beach apology; bikes lanes and single-family zoning: Week of April 8

LETTERS: Bruce s Beach apology; bikes lanes and single-family zoning: Week of April 8
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Anti-Gun Dems Press For Gun Bans At State Capitols

Tweet Bills to ban firearms from the grounds of state capitol buildings in Washington State and Virginia are still advancing, but as we detail on today’s Bearing Arms’ Cam & Co, several other states are moving to protect the right of citizens to bear arms, even under the statehouse domes. First, the bad news. In Virginia, it looks like a near certainty that a ban on legally-owned and lawfully-carried firearms in and around the state Capitol will get to Gov. Ralph Northam’s desk. There have been plenty of lawmakers in Richmond objecting to the proposal, but unfortunately they’re all in the Republican minority.

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