Who would ever say “Nay” to pizza?
The Oklahoma Legislature suspended many rules to end this year’s session last Thursday/Friday. In addition to allowing food onto their floors for late-night work, the House of Representatives voted to allow itself to work beyond midnight and into the wee hours of Friday morning — a slumber party, if you will.
HB 2769, the bill with the Senate override vote that stayed open for five hours, was a complicated military and National Guard omnibus measure that Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed owing to elements he deemed unnecessary. While I don’t think anyone actually fell asleep during the late afternoon and evening hours, it sounded like things got weird and stressful.
Speaking of the governor, it doesn’t sound like he was too pleased about not being invited to the party, as he released a video calling for many of the legislators overriding his vetoes to be primaried in the coming elections. Perhaps next time he can bring the video games.
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The peculiar political dynamics of Edmond apartments
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Ka-chow: Stitt cans McQueen in lightning move
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Garbage politics: Almost done with mailer madness
Court opinions: Judicial retention put to the test
Opponents try to send Norman arena proposal into OT
Epic criminal case lives up to its moniker year after year
Helmet QR code asks fast-paced NIL game to hold still
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Like a troubled bridge over Northwest Expressway
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Oklahoma County complications: From the dart board to the court room
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High water: OKC investments land Olympic events
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While dirty details remain, Edmond sculpture park proposal has good movement
Annoying ABLE ID actions spur intoxicating new law
Drummond alleges cold, hard facts in pair of Winter Storm Uri cases
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Race track ruckus: Stitt trying large wager again
Improper merging? Drummond gives Gatz a citation
Electric election: Norman’s shocking powerline politics
HB 1955 carveouts? Say hello to the beer and pizza tax
Boardwalk at Bricktown serves up hot pie in the sky
