Lawmaker proposes easing restrictions on Oklahoma wine shipments
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By The Associated Press
Published: October 24, 2007
OKLAHOMA CITY - Wine lovers could have bottles of their favorite Oklahoma-produced Merlots and Rieslings shipped directly to their homes under legislation proposed Wednesday by a state lawmaker who said the measure would give a much-needed boost to the state's fledgling wineries.
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I agree with Cale. Our liquor laws need revision. The wholesalers have a very sweet deal.
Margaret, Holdenville - Oct 25, 2007 10:21 AM
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Jason of OKC also forgot to mention that those Democrats represent the philosophy & ideology that Oklahoman's want in government, otherwise they would not be elected year after year!
Concerned, Central Oklahoma - Oct 25, 2007 8:41 AM
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This is a wonderful proposal. I agree that Oklahoma needs to join up with the times. We do enjoy wine and have hoped for this type of law for a long time. I don't agree with Jason's opinion regarding Democrats. I think Oklahoma has hurt itself with bipartisan politics. Come let us reason together. . .
Martha, Midwest City - Oct 25, 2007 5:22 AM
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"A lawmaker trying to actually help an Oklahoma small business." That's what happens when you have Republicans running the show. Maybe if we hadn't had retarded Democrats in power for a freaking CENTURY (!!!!) our economy would be in much better shape than it is, not to mention our school system, our prisons and our roads...way to go Oklahoma. It only took you 100 years to realize how UNBELIEVABLY DAMN STUPID DEMOCRAT POLICIES ARE!
jason, Oklahoma City - Oct 24, 2007 10:00 PM
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Thank God! A lawmaker trying to actually help an Oklahoma small business. The entire liquor laws of this state need to come into the 20th century. And I don't even drink anymore.
Cale, oklahoma city - Oct 24, 2007 9:36 PM
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