Gov. Kevin Stitt wasted no time in signing a bill approved by Oklahoma’s state legislature on Friday that bars cities and towns across the state from adopting red flag firearm seizure ordinances. SB 1081 was one of the last bills to pass the legislature this year, with the final vote to approve the measure coming just hours before the state legislature adjourned. Stitt signed the bill on Saturday, ensuring that red flag laws, or Extreme Risk Protection Orders, can’t be approved by city councils or anti-gun mayors. The bill’s primary sponsors, Sen. Nathan Dahm and Rep. Jay Steagall, say they’re hoping to prevent future problems by putting the prohibition into law.
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I have one daughter who lives in Oklahoma. I almost hate to type that out, but she is a bit of a rebel. She works in an old folks home, as a MA. At least she left Michigan to go to a state with more freedom instead of less.
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I love my state!
ReplyDeleteI got ten acres of woods in Oklahoma, mature oak, black walnut, and pecan. $12,000 dollars all fees and taxes. $6 bucks a year for property tax. No codes or restrictions. Going to build a 24 foot ferro cement dome.
ReplyDeleteDemented guy - how much ??!!
ReplyDeleteJeez - that's lunch money !
Might have to emigrate there so long ad emigrants can own guns ☺