Kirby said Saturday he was "extremely confident" that if the House voted on expulsion he would have prevailed.

  However, he said he did not want to continue to put his family, himself and his friends "through more of this situation."

​ Kirby was divorced several years ago.

  This coming week will be momentous for state government in several ways. But the Dan Kirby scandal will overshadow everything the new leadership carefully planned for months. 
  Kirby continued to toy with leadership by indicating he plans to resign. Immediately the leadership breathed a sigh of relief. No member has ever been expelled in state history. The Republicans didn't want one of their own to be the first.
  But within an hour, the kirby resignation letter began to be circulated. It post-dates the resignation until March. Until then the Representative wants to keep his membership privilages, including the paycheck.
  Will the docket include the expulsion vote? You'll have to stay glued to this matter, as the drama continues at an hourly rate.

​Posted: Saturday, February 4, 2017 12:01 am | Updated: 1:29 am, Sat Feb 4, 2017.
By Barbara Hoberock

  OKLAHOMA CITY — Possible expulsion of Rep. Dan Kirby will be taken up before any legislation in the upcoming session, House Majority Floor Leader Jon Echols said Friday.

  The fate of the Tulsa Republican could be decided as early as Tuesday or possibly Wednesday, said Echols, who serves on the House Rules Committee.

  The first regular session of the 56th Legislature convenes on Monday.

  Echols, R-Oklahoma City, said House Speaker Charles McCall, R-Atoka, is supportive of the recommendations and believes Oklahomans deserve a vote.
Read the full report in the Tulsa World.

  Breaking news from the Oklahoma Capitol, this Saturday afternoon. Dan Kirby emerged from lengthy meetings with his political team and announced that he is preparing an official resignation prior to a planned house floor vote to expel him.

​ The Tulsa World broke the news with this bulletin:

Read the full report at the Tulsa World.
​  UPDATE: The letter has been sent. Read a screenshot, below...
  Kirby is attempting to stay in the House for the rest of the month of February. The House may still expel him within days.

  The House protest resolution passed yesterday, but in the final few days of Obama's presidency, the SSA pressed through the final regulations. As things now stand, if you get any assistance if filling out forms or allowing another person to manage benefits along with you (perhaps a spouse or lawyer), The Justice Department will be notified and you will become a federal felon for possessing or seeking to purchase most firearms.
  They did set up an appeal process, but you now have a whole new layer of bureaucracy to fight, and this becomes a denial of constitutional rights without ever having a single day in court or ever having a doctor diagnose a mental illness, much less a significant danger of harming anyone.
  You will however; become far more vulnerable to crime because your potential assailant will have many advantages over you, your family, and your possessions.
​  This agency regulation can be halted immediately by President Trump. But there has not been much knowledge or discussion of this failure of due process. It's up to all of us to communicate with clarity and ernest passion about the importance of due process.
  Here is Congressman Murphy's newsletter column on the matter, and the efforts he's making to end this policy immediately.

  Politicos in Oklahoma have been looking to the proverbial horizon, for the prospects of a post-Fallin Oklahoma. Several names are being floated, but nearly as many are already trowing in the towel.
  Two names are rising to the top of the stack:
Former Ronald Reagan appointee, federal prosecutor Gary Richardson, will be a strong candidate of the party of Trump. Gary ran in 2002 on an independent populist message. But Oklahoma was not ready for a nonpartisan administration.
  Gary now sees a home for him in donald Trump's Republican party. He believes the outsider message that Reagan tapped into is very much alive in the Trump movement. Reagan also saw those attributes in Richardson and saw him as a natural fit to fill a Justice Department appointment to serve as Eastern Oklahoma's federal prosecutor.
  Todd Lamb has quietly been building his inside game at the Oklahoma Capitol. Perhaps no one has posed for more photos in that building. Lamb's ceremonial duties are about all we've seen from him, these past 7 years. But that has given him a huge opportunity to made allies, raise money, and build name recognition.
​ Prior to that, Lamb served as a state senator for Edmond. Before that he was an investigator for the Secret Service. He also helped Frank Keating get elected.

News9 Reports:

House Investigation Committee Recommends Expulsion Of Rep. Dan Kirby
Posted: Feb 02, 2017 1:03PM CST
Laura Hendrix, News 9
The Oklahoma House of Representatives’ Special Investigation Committee released its finding Thursday in an investigation of Rep. Dan Kirby and recommended that he be expelled from the House of Representatives.
In addition to expelling Kirby from the House the committee also recommended that Kirby lose his committee chairmanship, committee appointments, bills authored by Kirby by removed from consideration and a loss of privileges to a legislative assistant.
The committee also recommended that Rep. Will Fourkiller (D-Stilwell) attend sensitivity training and be prohibited from interacting with the House Page Program for one year.
For about a month, the committee has been investigating Kirby and Fourkiller. Kirby was the original reason the committee convened.

Read the full report from News9

  As is the typical abuse, state universities are assessing special 'security fees' against conservative student groups, as a requirement for peaceful assemblies. 

  But last night, in Berkley, Those same campus police then stood down and let the Black Hoodie thugs of the left create a pretense for closing down  a symposium featuring Milo Yiannopoulis, a homosexual conservative journalist.

  This blatant ploy to deny constitutional equal protections, was caught on live television. For decades the liberal faculty has made efforts to shut down free speech expressing conservative convictions, all the while claiming to be the flagship of free expression.

  Yiannopoulis was forced to flee the building after police let the mob wage a multi-staged assault. Fires were set, barracades were dismantled and utilized as battering rams, multiple explosives were set and exploding rockets were launched. the final stage was led by a platoon of Black Hoodies carrying a large banner which said; 

"AMERICA WAS NEVER GREAT".

  Millions of dollars in Federal PAL grants are awarded to UC Berkley, each semester, by the Department of Education.