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Speaking in front of a large group of supporters on the top floor of one of the tallest buildings in Tulsa, U.S. Rep. Kendra Horn on Saturday wanted to affirm the message that creating substantive change in Oklahoma would take a group effort. “We can’t do anything if we’re not working together,” said Horn after addressing a crowd at a fundraising event during the annual Heart of the Party annual c... Read more »

With space tourism and commercial astronaut flights coming soon in the United States, Congress and the public need a better understanding of the risks of spaceflight, says the freshman chair of the House space subcommittee. "We don't want to put humans at risk," Kendra Horn (D-Okla.) said in an interview. "We don't want to take unnecessary risk, but going into space in and of itself, it is critica... Read more »

U.S. Rep. Kendra Horn said on Thursday that she had “concerns” about the gun bill signed into law this week by Gov. Kevin Stitt that would allow for firearms to be carried without a permit or training. Horn, a Democrat who represents Oklahoma’s 5th District, said in a statement to The Frontier that the bill signed by Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt on Wednesday “doesn’t make us safer.” “I share the conc... Read more »

Rep. Kendra Horn, who serves on the House Armed Services Committee, said she thinks the emergency declaration is concerning not only because it is a constitutional violation, but because of the funding sources the administration plans to divert. “Pulling funds from the Department of Defense does not make us safer,” Horn said. “Pulling from our military housing does not make us safer. In fact, it m... Read more »

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