Stephanie Bice

Rep. Stephanie Brice defied partisanship and did the right thing last week when she voted for a national commission to investigate the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. Whether you think the riot was the result of supporters of President Donald Trump seeking to defy the forces of democracy or subversive and disguised left-wing groups, you should want a national investigation to get to the bottom of things.

OKLAHOMA CITY — U.S. Rep. Stephanie Bice broke with her Oklahoma colleagues and most Republicans on Wednesday to support the creation of a national commission to investigate the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol complex. “It is critically important that the commission’s work not interfere with ongoing criminal investigations,...

Rep. Stephanie Bice is cosponsoring two bills aimed at helping military service members provide care for young children. One bill would increase parental leave and the other would expand and modernize child care options. Both are cosponsored by key Democrats on the House and Senate Armed Services Committees. Bice, R-Oklahoma...

Just because you have not “heard much about it at all in the past several weeks.”, does not mean Q-Anon supporters are not still perpetuating their cabal nonsense. Yet Stephanie Bice chose in 2020 to downplay the power that Q-Anon has on their brainwashed republican audience, and look what happened. The lack of care from Bice and her downplaying of the capabilities of Q-Anon and its supporters are actions that enabled what happened at the United States capital back in January, causing great harm to the state of our nation as well as harm to the Trump supporters that attended and the police officer that was murdered by the people that claim to love cops so much.

In her first three months in Congress, Rep. Stephanie Bice has voted mostly along Republican Party lines, flipping the 5th District’s position on such issues as background checks, immigration and election policy. The Oklahoma City Republican, who frequently criticized her vanquished predecessor, Democrat Kendra Horn, for voting with House Speaker...

Rep. Stephanie Bice introduced bipartisan legislation on Thursday to ensure residents of military housing don’t have to pay for upgrades necessary to accommodate disabilities. Bice, R-Oklahoma City, a member of the Armed Services Committee, said, “Military families endure enough stress and financial strain without having to bear the burden for...

Freshman Rep. Stephanie Bice traveled to Houston on Tuesday to blast the Biden administration’s energy policies, saying they were “decimating” the oil and gas industry. Bice, R-Oklahoma City, participated in a press conference with House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., and other House Republicans at the Port of Houston. “I...

Freshman Rep. Stephanie Bice scored a seat on the House Armed Services Committee, ensuring continuity for Oklahoma on the panel that oversees military policy. “I’m proud to represent the interests of Oklahoma’s Fifth District on the House Armed Services Committee, including the thousands of men and women employed by Tinker Air Force Base,” Bice said. “The safety and security of Americans should be our top priority and (Tinker) employees play a crucial role in supporting our national defense.

Last weekend, home in Oklahoma after her first week in Congress, Republican Rep. Stephanie Bice heard from one of her colleagues, a Democrat. “Hey, I just wanted you to know I’ve been thinking about you — this has been a really rough week for everyone,” Bice’s freshman classmate told her. “We should go have coffee when things calm down and just chat.”

WASHINGTON — Oklahoma’s Republican Rep. Stephanie Bice said in a statement Wednesday that she will not be voting to impeach President Donald Trump. “Today’s rushed vote is one for political expediency that will only impede efforts to heal the nation, and therefore I will not be voting to impeach President Trump. I will not vote to further divide this nation at a time when we should be focused on helping the American people and unifying the country.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s newly-elected Rep. Stephanie Bice issued a statement Thursday in response to the unrest at the nation’s Capitol and to discuss her decision to support challenging states’ Electoral College votes. Bice is among Oklahoma's five Republican House members who voted in favor of rejecting Electoral College votes...

Rep. Stephanie Bice (R-OK) said in a statement Wednesday that she will vote to challenge the Electoral College votes from “certain states.”. "Today, I will be voting to challenge the electoral votes of certain states to ensure the security of our nation’s election process. Unfortunately, some states did not follow their own state election laws, jeopardizing their citizens’ confidence in our election process. In my home state of Oklahoma, we conducted a fair and transparent election that should be a model for states across the nation. All Americans deserve to have the same level of confidence that Oklahomans have in our state’s electoral system.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Freshman Rep. Stephanie Bice said Wednesday that she will vote to challenge the results of some states’ Electoral College votes, joining three other members of Oklahoma’s congressional delegation who have vowed to side with President Donald Trump. Bice, an Oklahoma City Republican who just flipped the 5th...

Two years ago, a new Congress began amid a government shutdown over President Donald Trump’s demands for money to build a border wall. On Sunday, a new Congress is set to be sworn in with its own set of immediate challenges: Control of the Senate is still in doubt and many Republicans are vowing to oppose President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in the Electoral College.

Health officials report 20 new deaths from COVID-19. (Tulsa World) State continues to rank poorly for COVID-19 in White House Task Force reports. (Tulsa World) McGirt decision results in a record number of criminal federal filings for 2020. (Tulsa World) Oklahoma County Jail inmate dies. (NewsOK) Tulsa sees a near...

U.S. Rep.-elect Stephanie Bice has tapped her campaign finance consultant as her chief of staff and is seeking a spot on either the Transportation or Armed Services committee, Bice told Oklahoma City business leaders Thursday. Bice said Amy Albro will be her top aide and will be based in Oklahoma...