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Related: About this forumOklahoma House committee advances Ten Commandments bill
OKLAHOMA CITY Thou shalt not give up isnt one of the Ten Commandments, but it is being rigorously observed by lawmakers intent on getting them into schools and other public buildings.
On Thursday, a committee of the Oklahoma House of Representatives recommended passage of a bill authorizing the installation of statues, monuments, memorials, tablets or any other display of historically significant documents, including the Ten Commandments, in publicly owned buildings such as schools, courthouses, city halls and, presumably, the state Capitol.
House Bill 2177, by Rep. John Bennett, R-Sallisaw, also directs the state attorney generals office to prepare a legal defense of the measure should it become law.
Source: http://newsok.com/oklahoma-house-committee-advances-ten-commandments-bill/article/5537623
riversedge
(72,961 posts)riversedge
(72,961 posts)I thought I recognized that name!!
BTW--this vile man won re-election!
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ThatWomanThing @ThatWomanThing 5 Nov 2016
State Rep. John Bennett, Oklahoma Republican seeking re-election next week,calls 4 the death of Hillary Clinton @FBI
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Jake Stern
(3,145 posts)for wearing the flag as clothing.
msongs
(70,086 posts)that's only 5 I forgot the rest
shenmue
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(1,811 posts)I moved to Oklahoma when I retired in 2014 to be near my closest relatives. I grew up in Dallas, but have also lived in NY, Maryland, Virginia, Indiana, California, Hawaii and Brisbane, Australia. This is by far the scariest place I have ever lived. I would move, but I am 72 and in poor health so I need the support of my family. I am truly horrified by this place.