Oklahoma gov returns the favor with travel ban on pro-abortion California

LifeSite News ^ | 1-28-20 | Calvin Freiburger

[ReformationFan]

Good for the governor of Oklahoma.

[foreverfree]

Bump

[caww]

That’s just so Great.....States against states......games are on!

[goodnesswins]

This could get interesting...

[yldstrk]

Good for him. Screw California

[Mount Athos]

i wonder why other states haven’t done this in retaliation

[Cedar]

Sounds like Oklahoma has a great governor!

[Mariner]

“Good for the governor of Oklahoma”

Agreed.

But I doubt the State of California will notice.

[olesigh]

without okies, there would be no Bakersfield.

[Mariner]

“without okies, there would be no Bakersfield.”

Truth.

Both of my parents were born in OK.

The Grapes of Wrath settled in the Central Valley.

[vpintheak]

For the life of me, I don’t know why anyone who doesn’t live in California want to go there. There are PLENTY of nice places to go and things to see without supporting the leftarded government of that state.

[Karl Spooner]

States should ban their export of electricity into California.

[tinyowl]

Here and there, Republicans are learning from Trump.

[laplata]

Oklahoma was the only state that had no counties that went for POSObama in either 2008 or 2012,

[joma89]

Every single Republican governor should do the same thing to california.

JoMa

[Veggie Todd]

We need a LIKE button.

[bk1000]

“ States should ban their export of electricity into California.”

Not to mention water.

[LouAvul]

Before we get all misty over this guy, remember that, contrary to the will of Oklahomans, he affirmed his commitment to receive raghead invaders, er, "refugees."

That was a slap in the face to his constituents.

[EvilCapitalist]

Exactly. Plus in California you can be murdered by an illegal alien, and there will be no justice.

[proud American in Canada]

In Canada should ban its water from the thirsty state. I still remember on a cross-country trip, when I was about 20, travelling with my first boyfriend and sleeping in the back of a pickup truck with a camper top, driving through very dry Arizona and coming across this massive fountain at some restaurant or place I can’t remember. It was just so incongruous