

Oklahoma’s Stand: Governor Kevin Stitt’s Common Sense Policies | Sunday Extra
Aug 11, 2024
Kevin Stitt, the Republican governor of Oklahoma, shares insights on his common sense policies aimed at protecting families and children. He discusses recent changes in gender definitions and school choice that enhance educational opportunities. Stitt highlights Oklahoma's economic growth as a result of conservative policies, attracting new residents from liberal states. He contrasts the state's proactive stance on parental rights and women’s sports with federal challenges, all while advocating for free-market principles as the cornerstone of the American dream.
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Moving to Oklahoma
- Gov. Stitt shared an anecdote about meeting a security person at the RNC.
- The person moved from California to Oklahoma because of Stitt's policies.
Parental Rights
- Gov. Stitt contrasts Oklahoma's parental rights policies with California's, where schools can't inform parents about children's transitions.
- He believes parents, not the government, should raise children.
Federal Government Overreach
- The federal government makes implementing certain policies difficult for states.
- States like Oklahoma will push back and sue when necessary to protect their autonomy.