We’re in the middle of May in Oklahoma, which means the College Softball World Series is gearing up, severe weather is in the forecast, and – as is tradition for the last few years – Kevin Stitt is vetoing bills for some of the dumbest reasons imaginable.
The one that has him flexing some monkey muscle was his veto of Senate Bill 837.
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It would have allowed The Oklahoma Zoological Society and Tulsa’s Greenwood Historical District to – gasp! – create specialty license plates.