Source: United States Senator for Oklahoma James Inhofe
This week, U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), spoke with the State Chamber of Oklahoma during their annual fly-in trip to Washington. The group discussed a number of topics, including Inhofe’s continued work on the National Defense Authorization Act and his career-long effort to continue to make Oklahoman’s priorities heard in Congress.
“For the last time in Washington, I had a great the honor of meeting with the Oklahoma State Chamber,” Inhofe said. “I have had the pleasure to work with the Chamber for all of these years to make Oklahoma’s priorities a reality in Congress, and I loved getting to reminisce on all we’ve gotten done together.
“Without the Oklahoma State Chamber, we would not be in the great shape we are as a state today and I am proud of all we have been able to accomplish together over the years. We also had the opportunity to discuss all we have proposed in my last National Defense Authorization Act and all I am working to accomplish in this year’s defense bill. I know the state is in good hands with these folks working hard at the helm.”
”It’s always great when Oklahoma business leaders have the chance to go one-on-one with our delegation in Washington, and be able to talk in-person about the issues and challenges facing our economy and business community,” said Chad Warmington, President and CEO of The State Chamber of Oklahoma. “Time with Sen. Inhofe is invaluable. Our D.C. Fly-In delegation of members voiced their concerns and gained valuable insight into national issues that impact their businesses.”