By Chairman Matt Pinnell To listen to Democrats and their allies, Gov. Mary Fallin’s tax-cut plan will unleash horror on a Biblical scale with human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together… mass hysteria (my apologies to “Ghostbusters”). What the liberal attacks lack in consistency they make up for with relentlessness. Each week, liberals trot out

(Oklahoma City) – Governor Mary Fallin today joined governors from 13 states in inviting auto manufacturers in the United States to partner in making more affordable Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) vehicles available to both state automobile fleets and private sector consumers. In a letter to auto manufacturers delivered today (see attachment), the 13 governors reinforced

(Oklahoma City) – Oklahoma Labor Commissioner Mark Costello calls the “withdrawal” of the Fair Labor Standards Act rules, a short-term victory for the family farm. The US Department of Labor’s notification that it is withdrawing proposed rules that would have prevented many young people from working in agriculture is the result of thousands of farmers, ranchers and

(Washington D.C.) – U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), today said that the pressure he and others put on the Obama administration has resulted in the Department of Labor (DOL) dropping the unpopular rule that would have prevented youth from participating in many common work activities on family farms.  Inhofe, who joined colleagues on two letters

Commissioner Doak in Washington D.C. with Senator Jim Inhofe (Oklahoma City) – Many of Oklahoma’s small businesses can look forward to saving money, thanks to Governor Mary Fallin’s signing of Senate Bill 1621 today. The measure will allow small employers to purchase group insurance through an employer association, which can pool resources with like businesses.

“Is he (Matt Pinnell) forgetting the fact that the bombing was done by somebody of his bent – in other words a right-winger? If Timothy McVeigh were alive today, he most likely would be a Tea Partier.” -Oklahoma Democrat Chairman Wallace Collins You read that right. That was the leader and spokesman for the Oklahoma