The Oklahoma State Supreme Court ruled this past week that SB 608 is unconstitutional. The outcome of this liquor bicker is as confusing to the average consumer as the language in the bill being argued.
I know we all just wanted some cold beer when we voted to pass State Question 792 back in 2016, but who knew it could be so… complicated? Many people in the industry did, apparently.
Since most consumers have no idea how this policy argument might or might not affect them directly, it’s hard for the average citizen to understand exactly what’s at stake here. Fortunately, you have websites like this one to break it all down for you. So pop a bottle of your favorite Oklahoma wine and give this a read. You may be confused afterward, but I wouldn’t entirely blame the booze.
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Highway to the construction zone
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The Cybertruck: Weird, different and polarizing
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Daddy, which side were you on in the Chicken War?
Rest or party? Sooners on Sunday a good conundrum
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Democrat Kombat: Whose soul will be whose?
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FaceApp recap: If you put it on the internet …
Sam Presti blows up the OKC Thunder as we know it
It’s official: College costs an arm and a leg
