Edmondson seemingly embraces progressive ideas to support undocumented immigrants by allowing them to obtain drivers licenses, pushing back against the administration, and refusing to embrace the president’s divisive ideals simply to win votes. Meanwhile, Stitt has opened his arms wide to the overtones of racism that swirl around the current immigration debate in this country. The choice is clear.
Throughout his campaign, Tim had been relentless in listening to and leaning on the expertise of the North Tulsa community. He has not taken their vote for granted and has pushed aside a long-standing narrative that the north side of town is unimportant in his strategy to flip a deep red seat.
“The well being of the entire community, the City, the County, and the State, rest on the choices we have in who holds the future at every level of Government. If we don’t have options at the polls on November 6, the future of our children, our opportunity to be represented and have our voices heard, rest on every person getting out to vote and the choices we have. We cannot give this election away, at any level. That is why I have to push forward and make sure that we have a strong voice for change. We cannot give this election or our future away without a fight. It is essential that every eligible person make an all-out effort to vote in this election.”
By Nate Morris, senior editor The wind off Lake Michigan garbled his voice as Ja’Mal Green made his way through downtown Chicago between interviews. “Can you hear me?” he asked as reception […]
By: Nate Morris, senior editor A local online publication has come under fire from voters on both sides of the political spectrum after urging voters not to cast their ballot for a […]
By Nate Morris, senior editor Tulsa County Fair officials have instructed the Tulsa County GOP to remove a fundraising display some in the community have described as “disgusting” and “bigoted”. At […]
