If there's one thing Oklahoma needs, it's more visual reminders about the almighty God and the divine influence he has on our society and culture. Seriously, you can't find that stuff anywhere ever since Obama banned it in 2008.
Fortunately, some astute, fair-minded, not-in-any-way pandering Oklahoma lawmakers have noticed this problem and offered a solution to fix it.
Via NewsOK.com:
Oklahoma House Speaker Charles McCall wants the national motto, "In God We Trust" to be displayed prominently in all state buildings.
American Atheists, which advocates for the separation of church and government, criticized the proposal, saying it would be exclusionary to people with diverse religious beliefs.
House Bill 3817 would require the Office of Management and Enterprise Services to display "In God We Trust" in a prominent place in all state buildings, except for those owned by school districts.
That's nice and everything, but shouldn't the messaging be on brand and say "In God We Trust... Imagine That!"