Silencing Christian counselors and threatening their licenses

Not just once, but twice, Hall voted for SB 623, sponsored by a Tulsa liberal Democrat.

• It would have aligned Oklahoma social-worker licensing standards with national woke activist groups.
• A Christian social worker, including one serving in our schools, could have been branded "unethical" for refusing progressive "gender-affirming" ideology or counseling according to biblical teaching on sexuality.
• The state could then have censured that counselor or even taken away the license to practice.

Bottom line: When push came to shove, Hall did not protect Christian counselors. He would have empowered the radicals working to silence them. That kind of assault belongs in Soviet Russia or communist China, not America.

Protection for healthcare conscience

HB 3214 was the Medical Ethics Defense Act, sponsored by a conservative Republican.

• It would have protected Christian medical practitioners, healthcare institutions, and payers from being forced into procedures or payments that violate conscience, such as abortions.
• A nurse, doctor, hospital, or payer should not be compelled to help perform, pay for, or support abortion-related procedures against their faith.
• Chuck Hall voted no in a Senate committee, killing the bill even though it had already won approval in the State House.

Bottom line: Hall was the deciding vote. Had Mark LeMarr been in his position, he would have voted yes and defended Christian conscience.

A worldview that disregards Christian values

These two votes describe Hall's worldview: Christianity is not protected, and its values are casually disregarded.

• These are the values that made America great.
• When Hall cast those votes, he disqualified himself from representing our conservative district.
• Mark LeMarr knows the value of these matters. They define him.

Bottom line: As our senator, Mark LeMarr will defend Christian conscience, religious liberty, and Oklahoma values. He will never betray them.