
Tax Day Deadline
The government is here to help. But IRS missed the tax day deadline. Its website crashed.
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The government is here to help. But IRS missed the tax day deadline. Its website crashed.
The post Tax Day Deadline appeared first on Bokbluster.com.
Oklahoma’s Republican politicians have another indictment to face in the growing class warfare narrative. The candidate filing fees were massively increased in recent years, effectively making citizen representation more favorable to the affluent. It’s a massive poll tax on a citizen who dares to take up the notion that we are a government of the people. Sure, the state will let you vote for free, but you cannot dare be a leader for free. It now co […]
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Governor Mary Fallin Signs Legislation Repealing Hotel/Motel TaxMeasures to make up revenue from proposed tax also signed into lawOKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin today signed House Bill (HB) 1012XX, which repeals a $5 tax on hotel and motel rooms,…
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Reps. Sean Roberts, Teague Propose Legislation to Increase Education Revenue Without Increasing TaxesOKLAHOMA CITY – State Reps. Sean Roberts and Tess Teague filed six pieces of legislation today aimed at maximizing classroom dollars and minimizing adm…
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While some are asking where money can be found to fund core government needs in Oklahoma, one simple answer is ending corporate welfare to the Corporate Wind Industry! If we don’t do something truly meaningful this session, another $70 million dollars is going to LITERALLY be “Gone with the Wind” when it could have, instead, gone to meet other state needs.
Oklahoma Senate passes revenue measures to fund education
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Senate on Friday approved measures that will send millions of new dollars into Oklahoma classrooms.The Senate gave approval to HB 1019xx, a bill that requires online …
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Senate “Republicans” just passed the largest tax increase in state history…
That’s right. Three-quarters of a BILLION dollars in new taxes! To the sound of applause, my Senate colleagues raised your taxes.
I had to speak up.
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In Oklahoma, I won’t be silent while establishment Republicans and liberal Democrats take money out of your pocket. And in Congress, I can guarantee it won’t be any different.
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Thank you and God Bless.
For the People
Nathan Dahm
With half the Republicans in the governor race expressing support for Oklahoma Taxpayers Unite! (OTU), several other candidates are also announcing intention to campaign and serve under the principles of the OTU platform. Libertarian Candidates submitted their pledges to the OTU This weekend three Libertarian candidates also signed a pledge at their OKLP convention. OTU intends to certify and publish the pled […]
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LIKE THIEVES IN THE NIGHT OUR LEGISLATORS RAISED TAXES ON THOSE WHO CAN LEAST AFFORD IT
THE WATCHMAN
Why is it when politicians do something they know the citizens will disapprove of, they always do it at the end of a day and leave hoping that nobody has …
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This weekend the Oklahoma Libertarian Party reorganized under a new set of bylaws and new leadership. Their two prominent candidates lent a hand in guiding the party organization past some of what they describe as ‘first year missteps & successes’. Among the popular planks of the candidates is Dr. Tom Coburn’s condemnation of the legislature and governor for growing the size & cost of government. Three Libertarian Candidates officially signed the […]
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