Powerful brother. Head and heart was in the right place. Hate to see people like him go and go so young, so senselessly. Prayers for him. Prayers for LA. Prayers for his family and children. https://t.co/FCz9sjdKKy
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) April 1, 2019
Which presentation is this slide from? @franklinMPH
— Rep. Mickey Dollens (@MickeyDollens) April 1, 2019
Hey, #oklaed! I've enjoyed following along with your chat tonight and have taken notes about the bills you support or oppose. After the chat, come join me on Facebook at my Representative Emily Virgin page for Leader Virgin Live! I'll be happy to answer any questions you have.
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) April 1, 2019
Rapper does not begin to summarize the life and legacy of Nipsey Hussle. A story of redemption and revolution, darkness and light, grace and growth, economic vision and a radical love for his family and community. In covering his death, capture the totality of his life.
— Errin Haines Whack (@emarvelous) April 1, 2019
You were about something..positive and for your community in every chance you had to speak..and because of that You inspired millions..millions who will uphold your legacy forever. rest amongst the stars. 🙏🏾 https://t.co/7gZ795wcQT
— Pharrell Williams (@Pharrell) April 1, 2019
SQUASH ALL THE BEEF!!!!!!!
— Ice Cube (@icecube) April 1, 2019
Thanks to @carlitecarfangs & others for organizing a ride tonight and #ghostbike tribute to Chad Epley who was tragically killed while commuting home on his bike last week. Our community lost a friend, a son, a brother. #BetterStreetsSaferCity #bikeokc pic.twitter.com/EjvCjfjmRy
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) April 1, 2019
Join me on Facebook for Leader Virgin Live tonight at 9pm! We’ll talk about the April 1 education funding deadline and much more. What topics would you like covered? pic.twitter.com/CDXplQDtrK
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 31, 2019
Yes!! A fantastic show. I need way more than 6 episodes.
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 31, 2019
Thank you for your service! https://t.co/3v05gc7xaH
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 31, 2019
"Our state aid formula has been starved for years, and the only solution is to feed it." https://t.co/XoUqjWA4Mg
— OK Education Assoc. (@okea) March 31, 2019
This week on #YVC w/@mitchelltalks @jonechols @NEWS9 we discuss concerns w/the Opioid Settlement, 5 Day School weeks, OK's Film Rebate, OMES need for additional funds. #okleg #oklaed https://t.co/xe0J12ybCT
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) March 31, 2019
— Rep. Collin Walke (@Walkefor87) March 31, 2019
90’+ THEY’VE DONE IT! @owayne91 SCORES TO TIE IT UP! UNBELIEVABLE!#RNOvOKC // 3-3 pic.twitter.com/m2esPCHYGG
— Energy FC (@EnergyFC) March 31, 2019
Aidy Bryant on Weekend Update as the astronaut who didn’t get to do the space walk because there’s only one female-sized spacesuit was just so perfect and funny and sad.
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 31, 2019
So many "issues" being tossed out as the #2020 election cycle gains steam. One that gets less attention than it should is the role of monopolies and their stranglehold on wages & Main Street growth. https://t.co/FCPuY6sIcB
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) March 31, 2019
The good guys showed a lot of grit tonight. Congrats, Greens! @EnergyFC @stevecookesoccr https://t.co/nZhANDDmvy
— Rep. Mickey Dollens (@MickeyDollens) March 31, 2019
Thank you for the correction! @USLChampionship
— Rep. Mickey Dollens (@MickeyDollens) March 31, 2019
Nothing transparent about $200M of the people’s money going into a private foundation that’s not even technically formed yet. Who holds the money until the new foundation is created?
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) March 31, 2019
The state's AG said, "there were limited options". It's unfortunate he decided alone that the ends justified the means when it came to spending hundreds of millions of Oklahomans dollars giving them zero say in the matter. #SeparationOfPowers https://t.co/ivz6g4TxCF
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) March 30, 2019
“Whatever our differences — where you live, who you love, to whom you pray, for whom you voted in the last election — let those differences not define us or divide us at this moment.” Beto O’Rourke kicked off his campaign with a bilingual call for unity: https://t.co/gZ8RItf3fO
— Jenna Johnson (@wpjenna) March 30, 2019
I think he got ahold of that one.... https://t.co/HVrSs5829E
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) March 30, 2019
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 30, 2019
I only know of one place that shows @EnergyFC games, and that’s Brewer’s Union. Any other restaurants/bars show the away games? We play Reno tonight at 8pm. Please help, Twitter. You’re always so helpful.
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) March 30, 2019
🚨📬 My weekly newsletter just went out. If you're not subscribed, you're missing valuable info!
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) March 30, 2019
Sign up here: https://t.co/QiLQTu0USy pic.twitter.com/rDwfCSQmux
The Coyotes lost to the Avalanche tonight 👀
— x-Vegas Golden Knights (@GoldenKnights) March 30, 2019
which means.....
WE. ARE. IN!!!!!!!!!!#VegasBorn pic.twitter.com/SZt8zn87la
Proud of my soon-to-be Mayor, Breea Clark, and Councilman Holman. Showing up with support is so important in these times. https://t.co/6LmJwJAyeR
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 30, 2019
Most have heard about yesterday's hateful act at the @OkDemocrats HQ. This was meant to further divide us and make people feel like they don't belong. When this happens, we must stand together and show strength in our diversity.
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) March 30, 2019
Assure everyone you know that hate will not win.
Senator Matthews stands for State COLA’s. He is also Fighting for the livelihoods of Teachers Firefighters, Officers, Veterans, Seniors, and all of the Underserved, Over Incarcerated, & left out folks in his district and across the state. pic.twitter.com/VO4mEoiYi6
— Kevinmatthews (@l_kevinmatthews) March 30, 2019
The most important meal of the day is best with an education discussion between @DossettFor34 @SenStanislawski Rep. Jadine Nollan and @proven4oklahoma. They agreed that education will remain a priority this session and next. Thanks to moderator Tim Lyons @ttcu. #OneVoice pic.twitter.com/jtI3RvOkno
— TulsaRegionalChamber (@TulsaChamber) March 29, 2019
A DA visited a woman he sent to prison for life back when she was 17 yo. "... in seeking such an extreme sentence for her, I had denied her the opportunity to prove she could grow, change, rehabilitate and show she was worthy of a second chance." 👏👏 👏 https://t.co/dYG8jH3tQg
— Jill Webb (@JWebb4Justice) March 29, 2019
Hey! You! I’m on my way to @VHBeer right now for my #HD92 Weekly Update. You should head over there too! 5-6pm
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) March 29, 2019
Thank you @chronic_jordan for this piece. #SB614 would make it a FELONY for doctors that don't comply w/ this law if passed. A felony for a doctor means their medical license will be revoked. We're mandating doctors lie to their patients. Unacceptable. #okleg #okpol #nosb614 https://t.co/DV1ywye50G
— Priya Desai (@priya_m_desai) March 29, 2019
The most important meal of the day is best with an education discussion between @DossettFor34 @SenStanislawski Rep. Jadine Nollan and @proven4oklahoma. They agreed that education will remain a priority this session and next. Thanks to moderator Tim Lyons @ttcu. #OneVoice pic.twitter.com/jtI3RvOkno
— TulsaRegionalChamber (@TulsaChamber) March 29, 2019
Want a full recap of what happened this week in the #okleg? go check out our Facebook page this afternoon and see our weekly update ft. Rep. @RansonHouse34 & Rep. Matt Meredith! #brandnewstate #okhousedems pic.twitter.com/jeMoa6ffDr
— OK House Dems (@OklaHouseDems) March 29, 2019
@GabeIkard Blank Check is a cinematic adventure and an American treasure!
— Shane Stone (@ShaneStone89) March 29, 2019
Prepping to moderate for the State GeoBee with fellow Geo warriors! ❤️🌏 pic.twitter.com/5U7JEzjqa2
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) March 29, 2019
Our weekly #HD88 constituent chat will be @ThePressOKC in the @plazadistrict tonight from 5-6pm. As budget negotiations continue it’s always a great time to have your voice heard. All are welcome to join.
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) March 29, 2019
— Rep. Collin Walke (@Walkefor87) March 29, 2019
Okay Twitter, do your thing https://t.co/lqo2D8K9Tc
— Robert Moose (@RobertMoose) March 28, 2019
I’m sad to say I’m probably exiting @TheLostOgle Madness in my Sweet 16 matchup against @Yg_Trece which I’m totally cool with. I definitely deserve to lose against that guy. https://t.co/hHtXYqas68
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 29, 2019
Amazing joint session! https://t.co/rKtCI9ru5Y
— John Talley (@talleyhouse33) March 28, 2019
The hateful messages spray painted at the Ok Democratic Party are vile and disgusting. To the perpetrator, I will not share your words and project your message, I hope you will realize how and why you were wrong. The bipartisan statements today have shown Oklahoma's true colors!
— Shane Stone (@ShaneStone89) March 29, 2019
I saw a fender bender this morning and went the whole day without telling anybody about that. What's wrong with me?
— Shane Stone (@ShaneStone89) March 29, 2019
It’s really fun how they’re sending this through Rules instead of Public Health where bills like this one belong and where we have two very strong Democratic women in @reginatgoodwin and @Pittman4HD99.
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 29, 2019
The hateful messages spray painted at the Ok Democratic Party are vile and disgusting. To the perpetrator, I will not share your words and project your message, I hope you will realize how and why you were wrong. The bipartisan statements today have shown Oklahoma's true colors!
— Shane Stone (@ShaneStone89) March 29, 2019
When @RepMullin tells a colleague to shut up, he also admits that he doesn’t provide health insurance to his employees thereby asking the American people to subsidize his business through Affordable Care Act coverages. #PayALivingWageWithBenefits
— David Perryman (@DavidPerrymanOK) March 28, 2019
It's been nearly one year since the teacher walkout. Educators demands weren't met, so many ran for office to enact change themselves.@CarolineHalter checked in with two of them to find out if they really are making a difference at the state capitol:https://t.co/ki1xyXtke2
— KGOU (@kgounews) March 28, 2019
We need to fund our classrooms. Restore the respect for the teaching craft. Provide the support teachers need. Pass legislation that benefits all students, not just the few. https://t.co/yXIY8uasgP
— Rep. Melissa Provenzano (@proven4oklahoma) March 28, 2019
My statement on the abhorrent actions that took place at the state Democratic Party headquarters: https://t.co/YVjdg2Bjcv
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 28, 2019
A tearful state GOP chairwoman Pam Pollard visits the Dem offices. "We stand against this. This has got to stop." https://t.co/a2dZBWeDBg
— Ben Felder (@benfelder_okc) March 28, 2019
This hateful vandalism is repugnant and unacceptable. As Oklahomans we will not be intimidated by hate and fear. https://t.co/0tDWRRQrO4
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) March 28, 2019
#HD92 Weekly Uodate is back after a break, and we’ll be at @VHBeer. Friday, 5-6pm. Hope to see you there!
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) March 28, 2019
One bigot with a spray paint can or even a group of bigots do not speak for the hundreds of thousands in this city who stand strongly together against hate & bigotry. Let’s love each other just a little bit more today, OKC. #1OKC (2/2)
— Mayor David Holt (@davidfholt) March 28, 2019
@DossettFor34 & @KayFloydOK highlighted @OKSenateDems education legislation that was not heard in the Senate.
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) March 28, 2019
Senator @DossettFor34 & Leader @KayFloydOK met with reporters and continued to focus on education. Unfortunately, the legislature will fail to meet the April 1st deadline to fund public education. #oklaed #PublicSchoolProud pic.twitter.com/LvqRf4EZnY
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) March 28, 2019
This language written on the doors of the @OKDemocrats HQ is abhorrent. It does not reflect who we are as a state. @nondocmedia https://t.co/YDxltevK69
— Governor Kevin Stitt (@GovStitt) March 28, 2019
This hateful vandalism is repugnant and unacceptable. As Oklahomans we will not be intimidated by hate and fear. https://t.co/0tDWRRQrO4
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) March 28, 2019
The Senate Freshmen hosted a breakfast for #oksenate staff and colleagues today. Glad to thanking them directly for helping us find our way! #okleg pic.twitter.com/9u9nEAhvWq
— Julia Kirt (@JuliaKirt) March 28, 2019
HB1940 passed through the Senate's Education Committee on Tuesday. This bill clarifies language regarding excused absences for extracurricular activities.
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) March 28, 2019
My newsletter goes out this Saturday. It covers more about what's happening in your State Senate: https://t.co/QiLQTu0USy pic.twitter.com/16RF5Kb8k8
.@DossettFor34 & Senator Rader welcome Coach Rader and the volleyball state champion Lincoln Christian Bulldogs to the Senate Floor. pic.twitter.com/9SiXwXd2sf
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) March 28, 2019
The @OkDemocrats headquarters was vandalized overnight. These words & symbols are offensive, but I believe they need to be seen and condemned—by all of us, regardless of party. These sentiments don’t reflect the good hearts and open minds that represent the best of our country. pic.twitter.com/7xxd457T4p
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) March 28, 2019
Judge strikes down Medicaid work requirements in Kentucky and Arkansas https://t.co/MJNiiOySNi
— GEORGE E. YOUNG, SR. (@geysr1954) March 27, 2019
We MUST find a way to change this trend #Oklaed https://t.co/09rKX19F37
— Senator J.J. Dossett (@DossettFor34) March 28, 2019
1. This is worse than when Rep. Mullin told a room full of his constituents that they don’t pay his salary.
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) March 28, 2019
2. I recently sat in a meeting where he railed against the green new deal. When asked what alternative solutions he had, he had no answers.
3. I’m embarrassed for OK. https://t.co/BqVgMi0mGU
— Cyndi Munson (@CyndiMunson85) March 28, 2019
My HS Spanish teacher’s name is Señora Patton, too!!
— Cyndi Munson (@CyndiMunson85) March 28, 2019
These guys... I’m so proud to be represented by these #oklaed heroes Senator Dossett @DossettFor34 and Representative Vancuren @RamCoachV !! @CCOSA @OASSP1 @OMLEA1 #publicschoolproud pic.twitter.com/46Cb995Hxh
— William D. Parker (@Williamdp) March 27, 2019
We MUST find a way to change this trend #Oklaed https://t.co/09rKX19F37
— Senator J.J. Dossett (@DossettFor34) March 28, 2019
Bill is awesome. Get the chance to be with Bill and his awesome organization every year at the Awards Ceremony for The Mayors Committee On Disability Concerns. https://t.co/yEWTiLClLG
— Kevin Ogle (@kforkevinogle) March 27, 2019
The permitting process was where the background checks occurred for all of those other purchases. It was a catch-all place for permits, but those are no longer required.
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 27, 2019
Also, I would disagree with the @oksenategop graphic re: constitutional carry. A background check would now in reality only be required if someone bought a firearm from a federally licensed dealer. Firearms purchases happen outside of those dealers frequently.
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 27, 2019
I agree with you, Megan, but the bill passed (HB 2336, I believe) would not require any notice be given to parents.
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 27, 2019
Congratulations to Veteran of the Year, Bill Kokendoffer. Bill is the President of the Paralyzed Veterans of America; Mid-America Chapter.
— Rep. Mickey Dollens (@MickeyDollens) March 27, 2019
Mr. Kokendoffer has volunteered more than 43,000 hrs to helping paralyzed veterans. We thank you for your service to Oklahoma veterans. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/s203w0Jo5v
Honoring and celebrating our veterans today during our third Joint Session of the year for our annual Veterans Awareness Day. #okleg #okveterans pic.twitter.com/0UR3JJjnNi
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) March 27, 2019
Thank you for having me! https://t.co/5N6C9psw3S
— Cyndi Munson (@CyndiMunson85) March 27, 2019
I applaud the efforts of the AG on forcing a settlement in the 1st Opioids case. The AG wasn’t elected to appropriate the people’s money and this action should concern all Oklahomans. Appropriating money is the Constitutional obligation of the legislature. #SeparationOfPowers https://t.co/9vJArUFqzn
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) March 27, 2019
Thank you to @DossettFor34 and all veterans for their service to our country.
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) March 27, 2019
Celebrating the 300,000+ Veterans of Oklahoma at our 3rd Joint Session. #okveterans #okleg pic.twitter.com/bxhRxR9Cpb
— Julia Kirt (@JuliaKirt) March 27, 2019
My last town hall had great turnout and I'd love to keep that momentum going. This is an opportunity to engage with your government and get your questions answered. Join me on April 20th at Zarrow Regional Library if you can!
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) March 27, 2019
DETAILS: https://t.co/IBUraGdOCI pic.twitter.com/TxJWAyXAHZ
HB1018 passed through the Senate's Education Committee yesterday. This bill requires school districts to provide age-appropriate instruction about HIV/AIDS.
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) March 27, 2019
This week's newsletter will cover what we've been working on since the deadline two weeks ago: https://t.co/QiLQTu0USy pic.twitter.com/T2LcNj08qr
Thanks to all who reached out to their representatives. Now call your State Senator! https://t.co/PjWCzQBxdP
— Susan McCann (@SoonerSusan) March 27, 2019
So important for women in the public sector to be honest about struggles with imposter syndrome. Thank you!
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) March 27, 2019
Training is a big part. While it may not be governments role to dictate wages it can certainly be Gov’s role to provide high quality education to provide opportunity. Ultimately we all benefit from a robust job sector.
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) March 27, 2019
With 60 families a day facing eviction in Oklahoma I would say this is a crisis. It is time for us to get serious about paying living wages if we expect hard working Oklahoman’s to be able to pay their own way. #BootsNeedLaces https://t.co/EdPkadWzQ4
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) March 27, 2019
Educators have been pushing lawmakers for increased classroom funding, but lawmakers’ main education-related spending bill thus far has been for a $1,200 teacher pay raise. The statutory deadline to fund education is April 1st. #oklaed #okleg https://t.co/hEDeUJBMmf
— Together Oklahoma (@TogetherOK) March 26, 2019
I need to apologize to my entire neighborhood this evening. My usually very sweet & quiet dog turned in to a vicious barking monster because of something, probably a dead animal, that she smelled under the shed in the backyard. I am so very sorry you all had to hear that 🤦🏼♀️
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 27, 2019
Earlier this month, HB2304 by Rep. Frix passed the House 98-3. This much needed cost of living adjustment for state retirees is now in the hands of the Senate. We appreciate OK retirees enough to declare a day in their honor. Now let's get this bill over the finish line. #okleg pic.twitter.com/G5AUzDahLk
— Rep. Mickey Dollens (@MickeyDollens) March 27, 2019
According to the state finance act, the legislature is required to present an education funding plan to the governor no later than April first. This has happened twice - the year the law was put into effect and leading up to the walkout last year.
— Megan Allison (@mallisonKJRH) March 26, 2019
Thank you to all the constituents & advocates who came to visit @JuliaKirt & the @OKSenateDems at our open house this evening. Our doors are always open! pic.twitter.com/894Resc8RF
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) March 27, 2019
Celebrated Red for Ed with fellow teachers from Norman and Duncan! #PublicSchoolProud #RedForEd pic.twitter.com/8jawGmAHSB
— Senator Mary Boren (@MaryBorenSD16) March 26, 2019
Kevin Matthews III, Grandson (Cub). 1 year old birthday weekend. pic.twitter.com/N2CyaIbiYP
— Kevinmatthews (@l_kevinmatthews) March 27, 2019
I'm proud to wear #RedForEd and I'm proud to fight for our public schools every day.
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) March 26, 2019
The Legislature is required to fund public education by April 1st every year. I stand ready to get it done. #PublicSchoolProud #OKLeg https://t.co/SLwNcKkeWC
SB44 passed 11-0 in the House A&B Education Subcommittee. This bill defines school librarians as educators. #okleg #oklaed pic.twitter.com/eL4yftQ7U0
— Rep. Mickey Dollens (@MickeyDollens) March 26, 2019
This would be huge for all the cities on the route, present and future (including @GuthrieOK). I hope our legislature and ODOT can help make it happen. https://t.co/Wh9lrruB18
— Justin Fortney (@jfo) March 26, 2019
I love hearing the stories of so many hardworking Oklahomans in the film/music industry. We have a real opportunity to continue diversifying our economy. Thanks for being at the Capitol yesterday, it was great to have your support in committee!
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) March 26, 2019
Did you know that state law requires the legislature to fund education by April 1? We did it last year and we can do it again this year for the good of our students. We’ve got one week, so let’s get to work. @OklaHouseDems are ready. https://t.co/SBMt5Azv1J
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 26, 2019
Thankful for folks in our communities willing to spend time out of their day advocating for others at our State Capitol. @Dell should be proud of the quality of their #OKCDell employees. #OKPride pic.twitter.com/6c7aFRBXcr
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) March 26, 2019
I need it! THANK YOU.
— Cyndi Munson (@CyndiMunson85) March 26, 2019
We are less than a week away from the April 1st deadline for the legislature to fund public education as required by state law. In honor of Public School Week, the legislature should take action now! #PublicSchoolProud #Oklaed #Okleg https://t.co/CcIXQRK9CQ
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) March 26, 2019
The @OKSenateDems wearing #RedForEd in Education Committee this morning. Let’s fund our public schools by the April 1st deadline! @hicks4ok @DossettFor34 @Ally4OK #PublicSchoolProud #PublicSchoolsWeek #Oklaed #SquadGoals pic.twitter.com/Z7DqJ5sL6t
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) March 26, 2019
Husky pencils were the Ferrari of pencils ✏️ I aspired to own one and then came mechanical pencils 😱
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) March 26, 2019
No more time to wait, April 1 is just around the corner. I’m glad we got it done last year because we were able to show Oklahomans what we are capable of doing when we put public education first. Let’s get it done! #oklaed #okleg https://t.co/5M1KAhYPuf
— Cyndi Munson (@CyndiMunson85) March 26, 2019
We are less than a week away from the April 1st deadline for the legislature to fund public education as required by state law. In honor of Public School Week, the legislature should take action now! #PublicSchoolProud #Oklaed #Okleg https://t.co/CcIXQRK9CQ
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) March 26, 2019
I’ve also completed the trifecta but did book first, then podcast, then documentary. I think the podcast was my favorite.
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 26, 2019
Oklahoma statute states that public education must be funded by April 1st of each year. The legislature has met that deadline only once in the past 10 years. Call your senator and representative today and ask them to fund public schools on time & in full! https://t.co/dD0WZNo1Pu
— Rep. Melissa Provenzano (@proven4oklahoma) March 26, 2019
Did you know that state law requires the legislature to fund education by April 1? We did it last year and we can do it again this year for the good of our students. We’ve got one week, so let’s get to work. @OklaHouseDems are ready. https://t.co/SBMt5Azv1J
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) March 26, 2019
We are losing the battle on common sense, discernment, and critical thought. With the stroke of a key instigators bombastically promote conflict, sell division and regularly promulgate misinformation & mistruth. Our future depends on our ability to be better and think smarter!
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) March 26, 2019