Oklahoma Senate

Senator Rosino is an Oklahoma state senator representing District 45, and a retired US Navy veteran who served for 25 years.

Retiring as a master chief petty officer, he was elected to Oklahoma Senate in 2017, and he has focused most of his work on supporting children, families, education, health, and human services.

Senator is also a small business owner, and brings decades of leadership and public service experience to his work in the Senate and the great Boomer State of Oklahoma.

A strong supporter of higher education, Senator Paul is a magna cum laude graduate of Mid-America Christian University, holding a Bachelor of Science degree in management and ethics.

When you look at the next generation of leaders, and you look out there and you see them, what qualities do you believe we need to be intentionally developing in them today?

Today on Leadership Unscripted, I'm honored to welcome Oklahoma Senator Paul Rosino.

Senator Rosino is an Oklahoma state senator representing District 45, and a retired US Navy veteran who served for 25 years, retiring as a master chief petty officer.

He was elected to Oklahoma Senate in 2017, and he has focused most of his work on supporting children, families, education, health, and human services.

I'm Jared Atha.

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation says it has closed its investigation into the death of former Oklahoma State Senate candidate Barry Christian after finding no evidence of foul play.

Christian was reported missing in late April after he was last seen April 28th in Sayre.

His vehicle was found two days later in the Sandy Sanders Wildlife Management Area south of Eric.

But Oklahoma law, which governs how the transition is supposed to go down, is unclear about the process.

So, Oklahoma State Senate Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton is asking for a formal opinion on the matter from Oklahoma's Attorney General.

In Oklahoma City, I'm Lionel Ramos.

The Osage Nation Congress transferred school supplies from its recently closed immersion school to its charity foundation.

Who gets to be Oklahoma's senator for the two months after the November general election results are certified? Is it Stitt's appointee, Senator Alan Armstrong, or his likely-to-be-elected replacement, current Republican Congressman Kevin Hearn? Both men want the spot, Armstrong so he can work on his goals of permitting reform, Hearn so he can hit the ground running.

But Oklahoma law, which governs how the transition is supposed to go down, is unclear about the process.

So, Oklahoma State Senate pro tem Lonnie Paxton is asking for a formal opinion on the matter from Oklahoma's Attorney General.

In Oklahoma City, I'm Lionel