Oklahoma House of Representatives, May 25, 2007
"Speaker Cargill Praises Successful 2007 Legislative Session"
Leadership of the Oklahoma House of Representatives on Friday capped a legislative session marked by continued tax relief for working Oklahomans, a cut in government spending and landmark legislative accomplishments such as pro-life and immigration reforms.
Oklahoma State Senate, May 24, 2007
"Coffee Grades Legislative Session 'B+'"
Oklahoma Senate Co-President Pro Tempore Glenn Coffee graded the 2007 legislative session a “B+,” but said the session could have gotten an “A” if Gov. Brad Henry had signed a bipartisan lawsuit reform bill passed by the Legislature.
“This was a ‘B+’ session that could have been an ‘A’ if Gov. Henry had signed the lawsuit reform bill,” stated Coffee, R-Oklahoma City. “But we still accomplished a lot for the people of Oklahoma, and the Senate finished the people’s business early and in an orderly fashion.”
Friday, May 25, 2007
Update from the State Capitol
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Thank God we've got a Governor that is willing to make a stand against tort reform and the pro-life radicals. Too bad he couldn't stand up against the tax cut legislation though.
What are you talking about?!?! Those were two of the most idiotic vetoes I've ever seen. I mean really, how on earth is funding abortions fair? And heaven forbid we actually try to keep frivolous lawsuits to a minimum!
It shouldn't be a surprise that Senator Coffee graded the Senate wiith a B+. I can only imagine that his position of shared power gave him an increased grade of the session.
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