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Celebrating renewable fuels

WashingtOn d.C . In May, we celebrate Renewable Fuels Month.

Standing up to the Chinese Communist Party

W In 2013, China launched its Belt and Road Initiative, a massive global infrastructure development strategy to expand its influence across the globe. Boasting 154 member countries spanning every inhabited continent and investments to date exceeding $1 trillion, the Belt and Road Initiative demonstrates the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) ambitions and commitment to establishing itself as a dominant superpower and shaping the world’s future.

State’s legal minds raise concern about attacks on rule of law

A rarely discussed legal term is getting its day in the sun. “The rule of law” is the crazy idea that everyone in a democracy is accountable to the same laws and that everyone is entitled to their day in court (and to be represented by an attorney).

Championing small business

WashingtOn d.C . In 1959, the Oklahoma Sooners’ football team arrived in Lincoln carried by the momentum of a 74game conference winning streak.

Budget battles and broadband updates

Greetings from the Capitol, where the Legislature is deep into debating the state budget and key policies as we near the session’s end. It’s been a busy week, and I want to share some of the highlights.

A historic turnaround for border security

W As President Trump’s second term eclipsed the 100-day mark this week, his swift actions to keep Americans safe and address the crisis on our southern border stand out in stark contrast with the failed policies of the previous administration. Executive actions to restore the Remain in Mexico policy, end the practice of catchand- release, and appropriately classify the terror perpetrated by cartels on our southern border were long overdue.

Staten GOP hit with judgement over defamatory hit piece

Jack Benny used to say that “kids say the darndest things.” But every time there’s an election, we can honestly say that “political ads say the darndest things.” A seemingly innocuous vote or comment by a campaign becomes a negative TV ad or campaign mailer. Forget about the issues and whether a controversial vote was cast for a good reason.

Key debates heat up as session nears end

As May unfolds and the legislative session enters its final weeks, critical debates on the state budget and tax policy are taking center stage at the Capitol. With just 19 working days remaining, Senators are tackling priority bills with increasing intensity.