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Oklahoma Among 20+ States Suing Over Biden’s Vaccine Manadate

News / November 8, 2021

The vaccine requirement outline, issued by the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), applies to businesses with at least 100 employees. These workers are required to be vaccinated against COVID-19 by January 4 or be subject to onerous mask requirements and weekly tests. The legal challenges, contend that the federal government’s mandate is an

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Second Amendment Sanctuary Act

Gun Laws / August 6, 2021

The Second Amendment Sanctuary Act (SB631) was signed into law and we gathered for a photo on August 5th. Thank you Governor Kevin Stitt, Senator Warren Hamilton, Representative Sean Roberts and many other legislators who supported this to defend our rights. Don Spencer President Oklahoma Second Amendment Association OK2A is responsible for creating, modifying, and

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OK2A Adds Their Name to Amicus Brief

Gun Laws / August 3, 2021

We wanted to update you on the Bump Stock Ban situation. Here’s the Amicus Brief we filed in the OK2A name. To read the entire brief, click to open and download. Here’s an excerpt from the brief: “Amici curiae are Tennessee Firearms Association, Grass Roots North Carolina, Oregon Firearms Federation, Connecticut Citizens Defense League, Bama

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OK2A Joins Up Against Bump Stock Ban!

Gun Laws / July 29, 2021

Please watch this 3-minute video about OK2A getting involved in the litigation on the Bump Stock Ban.

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Don Spencer with his no trespassing sign

No Trespassing Signage

News / July 17, 2021

This was posted on FB by Don Spencer on July 16th. Many of you wanted a .jpg of it, so here it is! Right-click on the image and select to download as picture. If you’re not on social, here’s the post!

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Bill Filed Lowering Age to 18 for Constitutional Carry

News / June 30, 2021

We at OK2A would like to thank State Senator Nathan Dahm for introducing SB1093 to return the rights of Oklahomans and Americans. If you can lawfully vote or lawfully acquire a gun, then you should be able to carry it. Don Spencer President Oklahoma Second Amendment Association

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OK2A 2021 Bills That Did Not Pass

Legislative Scorecard, Legislative Updates / June 17, 2021

The 2021 Legislative session was a very productive one for our Second Amendment rights and for all of us who support OK2A. Scroll through our blog and read through the many accomplishments. This link will take you to the final update of the Oklahoma 2021 Legislative session. Here are the bills that didn’t make it

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Final Update of 2021 Oklahoma Legislative Session

Legislative Scorecard, Legislative Updates / May 28, 2021

The 2021 Legislative Session has successfully concluded with a great response from our legislators and governor. Thank you to the many bill authors, supporters and the support of OK2A members.

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OK2A Press Release/Tulsa Race Riot Commemoration

News / May 24, 2021

OK2A’s Press Release in conjunction with Tulsa’s planned May 29th Race Riot Remembrance.

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celebration after 2021 legislative session at a restaurant

Recognition of Oklahoma Legislators & Gov. Stitt

Legislative Updates / May 11, 2021

The 2021 Oklahoma Legislative session continues through the end of May. There have been multiple bills authored, heard, passed and signed into law already this session. We thank our hard-working legislators for all the work they’ve done this session. We’re still working on a few more! This photo was taken Monday, May 10th at the

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