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OK2A: Action Alert - Time to Support Constitutional Carry - Make Calls Today!

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It’s time to call your legislators and politely ask them to support and coauthor SB1212. There is a ton of opposition to this bill. Countless companies and organizations have used their public influence to attempt to persuade people to contact Oklahoma representatives and law makers to say NO to SB1212. The Daily Oklahoman and the OKC Chamber of Commerce have grossly misrepresented what is contained in the bill in order to mislead the masses and to get them to side with the anti-gunners. We’ve been told the anti-gunners are blowing up the phones at the Capitol, and we need to at least do the same. Call every representative regardless if they are Republican or Democrat—some Democrats have voted YES on OK2A bills!

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It's Time for Reforms - Let's stop throwing money into the wind Oklahoma!

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Press conference at capitol with Senator Nathan Dahm and Senator Josh Brecheen on April 9 2018

Oklahoma taxpayers have been asked to shoulder a larger tax burden to pay our teachers and fund our schools – but the wind industry is fighting to keep its sweetheart deals and taxpayer handouts in addition to receiving a federal tax credit, property tax exemptions, and more. We should not be taking money out of the wallets of every Oklahoman by raising their taxes while continuing to cut a check for $70 million to the wind industry every year.

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Let’s stop throwing money into the wind Oklahoma!

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OVHC-PAC: It's Do or Die!

Next Thursday (3/15) is the last day for the bills we are advocating for to be heard on the house floor. We need your action to make sure they pass!

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FGST: Dan Fisher wants to End Abortion in Oklahoma — Speaking in Bartlesville on March 11th

It’s confirmed Dan Fisher will be coming to Bartlesville on March 11th. He will be preaching at Calvary Chapel Bartlesville at 10:30AM with a day full of events to follow. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to hear Dan speak and rally to the cause. This is no time to grow faint. We have 20 weeks until the election, there is still time for the bride of Christ to stop abortion and participate in this move of God. Please share with all your friends and family, engage your neighbors, gather all the volunteers you can and meet at Calvary Chapel Sunday morning March 11th at 10:30am.

Calvary Chapel  on March 11th at 10:30 AM
1607 Swan Drive Bartlesville OK 74006

Finding Gems & Sharing Them – Dan Fisher wants to End Abortion in Oklahoma — Speaking in Bartlesville on March 11th

Liberty on Tap: January Gathering -- What's the Deal with Millennials?

Millennials. Millennials. Millennials. What’s the deal with millennials? What’s their role in fixing the problems they’ve inherited? Wesley Pratt has some ideas to share with us and we can discuss, debate, etc. Thursday, January 4th, at 6 PM  Kilkenny’s Irish Pub 1413 E 15th St Tulsa, OK

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R3publican: DOJ Launches Investigation Into Planned Parenthood Over Fetal Tissue Harvesting Practices

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched an investigation into Planned Parenthood’s controversial fetal tissue practices following a December 2016 recommendation by the Judiciary Committee contained within a 63 page report on the subject, entitled: “Human Fetal Tissue Research: Context and Controversy.”

The committee’s report was prompted by a disturbing series of undercover videos released in 2015 by the Center for Medical Progress (CMP), which appeared to show Planned Parenthood negotiating with an operative over the price of fetal tissue.

https://youtu.be/1qoz2AhSAjI

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-08/doj-launches-investigation-planned-parenthood-over-fetal-tissue-harvesting-practices

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Happy Thanksgiving!

O Lord, thou art my God; I will exalt thee, I will praise thy name; for thou hast done wonderful things; thy counsels of old are faithfulness and truth.

Isaiah 25:1 KJV

h/t Rachael J. Tapp (featured image) and Nancy Humphrey (graphic of verse) for graphics shared on Facebook

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OK GOP Commends Legislators on “NO” Vote to Raise Taxes

Saturday, November 11, 2018, the Oklahoma Republican State Committee meeting was held in Oklahoma City. The State GOP Committee is the governing body of the Republican Party in Oklahoma. In a bold move, participants in the Oklahoma Republican State Committee meeting overwhelmingly passed a Resolution in the support of the 22 courageous state representatives that…

MuskogeePolitico: Paul Cason Announces Candidacy for HD83

Paul Cason Announces Candidacy for House 83

Paul Cason announced today that he will be a legislative candidate for the Republican
nomination in House District 83.

“Oklahoma is facing tough times, and it is crucial that we have principled conservative leaders in office to guide our government,” Cason said. “As an attorney who works with businesses every day, I have helped Oklahomans overcome tough legal issues. As a lawmaker, I will use that same expertise to guide policy decisions.”

District incumbent Randy McDaniel, a Republican, is leaving office due to term limits. “It is time to stop talking about the major issues confronting Oklahoma and start working toward achieving some tangible results,” Cason said.

Cason has long been active in Republican politics, having served as a staff assistant to U.S. Sen. James Inhofe and as a field director in Alaska for the Republican National Committee during the 2014 election cycle. Cason interned in 2013 with then-Congressman James Lankford.

He earned his undergraduate degree from Purdue University where he studied History and Political Science. While at Purdue, Cason was involved in the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) and held several leadership roles. He earned a Juris Doctorate from the Oklahoma City University School of Law.

Cason is currently a partner with the Rosell Law Group, focusing on business and estate issues.

“To grow Oklahoma’s economy and create jobs, we need to elect legislators who understand how rules and regulations impact the private sector,” Cason said. “My mission as State Representative will be to focus Oklahoma government on its core duties and otherwise streamline and eliminate regulation whenever possible.”

Cason, 32, serves on the Infant Crisis Services Young Professionals Board. He attends All Souls Episcopal Church.