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The American Energy Institute recently released a paper rebutting an analysis done by the Oklahoma Rural Association (ORA) that claimed Oklahoma’s anti-ESG law, the Oklahoma Energy Discrimination ACT (OEDA), has cost taxpayers money. The main focus of the ORA analysis is the claim that the OEDA has disrupted the bond market in Oklahoma in a way that raises costs on municipal projects resulting in fewer projects and increased taxes for these projects.
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Read moreThe day Merrick Garland was set to appear before Congress, The Wall Street Journal ran a piece exploring the attorney general’s “by-thebook, play-no-favorites approach.” This rendering of Garland conflicts with reality.
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Read moreThe Senate and House adjourned this year’s legislative session Sine Die this past Thursday, shortly before our constitutional deadline to complete legislative work for this year. In the final week of the session, the Senate passed a $12.47 billion state budget for the fiscal year that begins in July, confirmed many of the governor’s appointees to serve in state government and voted on remaining policy bills.
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