You’re not supposed to brag about being in expensive places, but I’ve just got to go ahead and tell it... I spent some time in a lumber yard last week! Yep.

The Obama Administration left behind a crippling web of job-killing regulations that expanded the size and scope of the federal government in every capacity. I ran for Congress because I watched these regulations crush and eventually end my business, and I wanted to fight for Oklahomans who were experiencing the same problem.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Sen. Cody Rogers, R-Tulsa, has been joined by nearly a dozen fellow members of the Senate in asking Interim Attorney General Dawn Cash to investigate allegations of price gouging and market manipulation in the building supply industry during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Recent comments from former Democratic Presidential contender Michael Dukakis on the “defunding the Police” movement. (As told to The Hill).

I can’t help but wonder how leading business consultants would have responded 24 months ago if someone predicted that in mid-2021 we would see numerous American businesses and industries closing down because of a lack of workers.

While there’s a national narrative in the mainstream media that “red” states in Republican control are attempting to restrict voting rights, I’m pleased to share with you that this is not the case here in Oklahoma. Actually, we approved legislation that will expand access to the ballot box for all Oklahomans.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Justin Humphrey, R-Lane, is calling for a state of emergency to be declared to address the shortage of corrections officers at state prisons. The current shortage of about between 300 to 400 correctional officers could result in fights or riots that can end in loss of life, a hostage situation or damage to the prison employees, inmates and state property, he said.

Well, it looks like all those prayers about dry warm weather have paid off. Ka-bam.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. — Sen. Joe Manchin had just finished taking his umpteenth question about whether he would vote to eliminate or weaken the filibuster and has answered for the umpteenth time that he would not do either.

Oklahoma Sen. Jim Inhofe wants President Joe Biden to leave a military force of about 1,000 troops in Afghanistan until early 2022 to minimize the “chaotic transition” expected when U.S. forces fully withdraw from the country.