Chaffin vs. Talley

Mr. Chaffin takes the opposite stance as to how Mr. Talley voted on each one of these bills: 

HB2597 – Constitutional Carry

Talley voted against Constitutional Carry, he also spoke at a “Mom’s Demand Action” rally, (gun control lobby) and received an “F” on his voting record from the Oklahoma 2^nd Amendment Association and the NRA in 2020

See Mr. Talley’s Vote on HB2597 Here.

See HB2597 Here

          See Governor Stitt’s press release Here.

“We have enough abortion laws already” – John Talley, Payne County Republican Forum, June 16th, 2020

See Mr. Talley say it here. 

HB2388 – Social Emotional Learning, CRT by another name.

Mr. Talley authored HB2388 which would put Social Emotional Learning into your schools.

To learn more about SEL click Here.

See Mr. Talley’s bill here.

SB210 – Requires notarization for absentee ballot

Mr. Talley voted against proving your identity when submitting an absentee ballot, subjecting the state to voter fraud. This was six months before the November, 2020 election.

See Mr. Talley’s vote on SB210 Here.

See SB210 Here.

HB1712 – Pay-by-the-mile tax proposal and pilot program.

          Mr. Talley voted for a road usage tax program, which collects your data through Bluetooth readers and automated license plate scanners in order to track your movements for tax purposes.

See Mr. Talley’s vote on HB1712 Here.

See HB1712 Here.

Learn more about HB1712 Here.

HB3279 – Distributed Ledger Technology. This bill implements a cashless purchasing system with mandatory biometric information that can be shut off remotely. It is intended for marijuana purchases, however every agency in the state will have access to this technology once implemented.

See Mr. Talley’s vote on HB3279 Here. 

See HB3279 Here.

Learn more about HB3279 Here.

HB2790 – This bill requires preference be given to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, gender non-binary, or gender nonconforming when selecting board/commission members overseeing Child Welfare Services.

Mr. Talley voted to give preference to the LGBTQ community to be placed on Child Welfare boards.

See Mr. Talley’s vote Here.

See HB2790 Here.

HB3014 – Parent’s bill of rights. Prohibits vaccinating a minor without written consent of the parent except in emergency.

Mr. Talley voted against ensuring parental consent prior to a child’s vaccination.

See Mr. Talley’s vote Here.

See HB3014 Here.

HJR1040 – Prevents the health department from requiring parents to take parenting classes if they exempt their children from a vaccine.

Mr. Talley voted to take the choice away from parents on what vaccines they give their children, and forces them to take parenting classes even if they just want to delay a vaccine.

See Mr. Talley’s vote on HJR1040 Here.

See HJR1040 Here.

SB1080 – This bill provides tax credits to donors who voluntarily donate funds to support education. The grants can be used by private schools to support low-income families and by public schools for innovation or classroom support.

          Mr. Talley voted against increasing school choice through private donors.

See Mr. Talley’s vote on SB1080 Here.

See SB1080 Here.

SB361 – Protects free speech on university campuses, prohibits confining free speech to “free speech zones”

Mr. Talley voted against free speech. Without this law, universities can contain free speech to zones instead of allowing free speech campus-wide.

See Mr. Talley’s vote on SB361 Here.

See SB361 Here.

HB4454 and HB4455 – These bills set aside 698 million taxpayer dollars for an “unnamed” multinational corporation. 

Subsequent reporting has revealed that it is a Japanese company, and it participates in the Great Reset’s Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) scheme. In 2018 it paid a $280,000,000 fine for violating the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act after their subsidiary paid a government official for consulting services, at the same time that official negotiated with the company for a government contract. 

See Mr. Talley’s vote on HB4454 Here.

See HB4454 Here.

See Mr. Talley’s vote on HB4455 Here.

See HB4455 Here.