Oklahoma Sen. McCortney Stonewalls Pro-2A Bill

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Majority Floor Leader Greg McCortney is refusing to bring the FIND Act, House Bill 3144, up for a vote in the Senate. IMG iStock-884218046

U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Your NRA-ILA has learned that Majority Floor Leader Greg McCortney is refusing to bring the FIND Act, House Bill 3144, up for a vote in the Senate.  This is the last step before the measure heads to the Governor’s desk.  It is extremely important that you contact Senator McCortney at 405-521-5541 and urge him to bring this measure up for a vote immediately.

House Bill 3144 expands free enterprise by prohibiting companies that discriminate in the provision of their financial services against the firearm and ammunition industry, from entering into contracts with government entities in the state.  Some companies believe they are morally superior to the good people of Oklahoma, and HB 3144 ensures that they are prevented from benefitting from discriminatory practices.

According to industry surveys, nearly 75% of firearm industry members have been denied financial services solely because of their affiliation with the firearm industry. These practices also extend to businesses that sell hunting equipment, teach firearm safety courses, make gun safes, etc.

Again, please contact Senator Greg McCortney at 405-521-5541 and urge him to schedule House Bill 3144 for a vote in the Senate.


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Matt in Oklahoma

Did Oklahomans on here actually research the reason or did y’all just jump to the “rino” bandwagon?
Yeah that’s what I thought. You read a one sided article and did ZERO research.
The rest of ya best have your house in order before ya run that head

GAMtns

We’re slowly learning through painful consequences how deeply deceitful the Marxists are. Lying and running Republican/conservative without any kind of screening for what the criteria and platform of being a Republican is, has left us with a multitude of RINO’s throughout the federal and state governments. Texas has finally awakened from the woke in their midst and have listed criteria and a platform for the Republican Party that is given to all candidates that file as Republicans/conservatives – Constitutionalists. It’s interesting how approximately half the candidates who file as Republicans fail to respond to the questions, telling you right off… Read more »

Russn8r

Anyone want to bet a corrupt NRA staffer-lobbyist gave him an “A” grade in return for personal quid pro quo?

Last edited 2 years ago by Russn8r
Russn8r

If LaPewCo hadn’t stolen & used $Billions in member cash against us, hadn’t given thousands of phony A grades etc, this RINO wouldn’t even be in office.

Last edited 2 years ago by Russn8r
JSNMGC

Not surprising at all. He ran on being:

  • A former preacher;
  • A husband;
  • A father;
  • Born in Oklahoma;
  • Helpful to seniors; and
  • “Conservative” (but he didn’t specify what that means and he wasn’t pressed for specifics).

“RINOs” exist because people support them when they are running for office based on things other than their specific views (commitments) on policy.

Last edited 2 years ago by JSNMGC
swmft

he needs to be put out to pasture