Constitutional Carry (SB 1212) on the OK House floor 4/23

[tRidiot]

Just read on KRMG app that Fallin sighne stand your ground law to include churches it also said she is still considering constitutional carry

Tells me she is waffling. I am afraid we're going to get screwed on this deal.

 

[RETOKSQUID]

Tells me she is waffling. I am afraid we're going to get screwed on this deal.

X2

 

[druryj]

Why are you smelling dog ears?

Cause they stink?

I reserve the right....lol
I'm actulally thinking about opening a pub when I retire from this hell hole. Microbrews on tap, or maybe by then it'll be micro brews and choice cannabis.

Don't forget the Almond M&M's! And I used to hunt rabbits in the old Shepard Sister's field before they turned the place in a mall.

 

[shootinpreacher48]

It pisses me off with just the thought of getting screwed.

Tells me she is waffling. I am afraid we're going to get screwed on this deal.

 

[Lakenut]

Pocket veto....not that it.is my desire.....just arm chair qb

 

[D. Hargrove]

Yep, her 15 days will slide away and next thing ya know we will be voting on pot...

 

[Fredkrueger100]

I would love to know why she wouldn’t sign it. What could she possibly gain from not signing it? I know she has a lot of other bills to sign and I’m sure she doesn’t just sing them without looking at them. I’m sure it takes quite a bit of time. But if the post earlier is true and she did sign the church stand your ground bill then why wouldnt she sign constitutional carry at around the same time? I don’t know how it works. Maybe they are in a certain order and that’s how she goes through them. Who knows? I just know I will be so mad if she folds and doesn’t sign it. To me, they should either have to sign it or veto it. This pocket veto bs is just that.

 

[kwaynem]

 

[chuter]

I thought stand your ground meant you had no duty to retreat anywhere you were legally allowed to be.....?
School me please.

 

[MacFromOK]

IIRC, we had more of a "castle doctrine" than a "stand your ground" law.

"Stand your ground" (as it were) was more/less included as part of the SDA, and not a specifice bill to address the issue.

But maybe I'm wrong, not sure.