Oklahoma State Questions

[BadgeBunny]

dont worry about it BB i never noticed it either, now i know why we (me and VM) have had some of the conversations we have had cause he appears to study law & politics a lot...

THAT makes me feel a little better ...

My wife reads romance and vampire novels, and I find legal stuff to make for some entertaining reading. FWIW, I only have 12 college credit hours...

I guess I did it for work too long ... I find it long, dry and pretty drab.

Did you watch the gubernatorial (sp? -- it's late and that is a big word lol) debate tonight?? What did you think??

Well, besides the fact that Linda Cavanaugh kept getting "lost"

 

[vvvvvvv]

Did you watch the gubernatorial (sp? -- it's late and that is a big word lol) debate tonight?? What did you think??

Well, besides the fact that Linda Cavanaugh kept getting "lost"

I can't pick up KTOK way out here, and I haven't been able to get OTA stations since they switched to digital. And yes, I have a digital TV, and yes, I have rescanned.

 

[Woodcutter]

My wife reads romance and vampire novels, and I find legal stuff to make for some entertaining reading. FWIW, I only have 12 college credit hours...

Well, considering that I believe Abraham Lincoln had NO college credit hours, and he was a practicing lawyer who became president, I would say you have nothing to be ashamed about. Some of the most influential and important people in history did not graduate from college.

 

[flatwins]

flatwins, I thought you were gonna ask about this weekend's game with Nebraska.

No but I have concerns about it!

Well, considering that I believe Abraham Lincoln had NO college credit hours, and he was a practicing lawyer who became president, I would say you have nothing to be ashamed about. Some of the most influential and important people in history did not graduate from college.

Yep and Chuck Yeager didn't attend college but became a Brigadier General in the Air Force.

 

[ronny]

Well, considering that I believe Abraham Lincoln had NO college credit hours, and he was a practicing lawyer who became president, I would say you have nothing to be ashamed about. Some of the most influential and important people in history did not graduate from college.

Yeah, but I did and look at me now.

 

[dennishoddy]

Are we gonna discuss the state questions in this thread or not?

 

[ronny]

Have at it!

 

[flatwins]

Are we gonna discuss the state questions in this thread or not?

Good point, Dennis. I've looked over some of them in VM's blog and plan to dig a little deeper into them this evening. If anyone has some strong opinions on the questions, let 'er rip!

 

[Old Fart]

Here's another site that has info occassionally

http://okpolicy.org/

 

[dennishoddy]

Couldn't reply earlier, but there are three that are in my target zone.
#1 is the State Question 744.
Ain't gonna happen from what I see. The part that bothers me is there is no accountability that it will actually help our kids education.


State Question 746
Voter ID
Gonna Get my vote.
Too much Acorn BS in the past, with the last presidential election.


State Question 751
Make English the official state language.

No brainer for me. Vote yes.

State Question 755 - In Short: If passed, SQ 755 would prohibit Oklahoma courts from utilizing international law or Sharia law when making rulings.

another big no brainer for me. Vote Yes.


Here is another of my voting issues.
When they say, will you vote to retain some judge....I always vote no.
I want some new blood in there.

All the above is just my opinion.