Oklahoma bill would require state fairs to allow guns
Oklahoma lawmakers are looking to kill any law banning the carrying of a firearm from anything other than a federal building.
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Oklahoma lawmakers are looking to kill any law banning the carrying of a firearm from anything other than a federal building.
Guns could be legal at Oklahoma and Tulsa State fairs in 2023, if HB4138 passes. The bill would also allow guns in certain local government buildings.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Second Amendment supporters again are focusing on college campuses.
/The Enid News and Eagle top story By Kayla Branch | The Frontier Apr 24, 2021 The Enid News and Eagle /The Enid News and Eagle The past week at the state Capitol was one of the busiest and most contentious this session, filled with political squabbles, impromptu protests and the last large legislative deadline. Early in the week, Republican leaders in the House and Senate disagreed on a bill that would push back against what theyâve called federal overreach. This later led to Senate Pro Tem Greg Treat, R-Oklahoma City, facing ...
Oklahoman A former state legislator with a history of making controversial remarks about Muslims is running for chairman of the Oklahoma Republican Party. Former Rep. John Bennett, of Sallisaw, made a name for himself in the Oklahoma Legislature by frequently targeting followers of Islam. Now, Bennett, who served eight years in the Oklahoma House, is one of three candidates vying to lead the Oklahoma GOP. In a 2014 town hall meeting, Bennett said the Islamic faith “is a cancer in our nation that needs to be cut out.” He also called the world’s second largest religion a sociopoliti...