Checkout our latest public court at @OSUOKC. Accessibility and inclusion for all. #1OKC @ussoccerfndn @MuscoLighting @FieldsFutures @EnergyFC https://t.co/2u8D9YLwT7
— Rep. Mickey Dollens (@MickeyDollens) August 1, 2019
I feel the same way (and I’ve never been accused of being stylish so the en vogue thing might be right too) https://t.co/4GE2LcFPC3
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) August 1, 2019
Not sad. I love that we all have a choice. My goal is to inspire Oklahomans to engage and be a voter. I’ll be okay with whatever the result as long as a majority of people participate.
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) August 1, 2019
Looking forward to night 2 of the #DemDebates. Appreciated the push for innovation, technology, & entrepreneurship in last night’s discussion from candidates with practical and purposeful ideas for leading our great nation. Shared purpose and common good should be the goal!
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) July 31, 2019
Legit rebranding @OKCPS!! It’s 🔥👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 pic.twitter.com/c0AI51gQgX
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 31, 2019
Honored to part of this great panel discussion about how to identify & reduce ACEs for our children, especially native children, today at the State Indian Education Conference. Happy to listen, always ready to learn!! @Bethesda_Inc @CCFInorman pic.twitter.com/b3FY6O3WoA
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 31, 2019
4th futsal court opening Monday. Proud of everyone who pulled together to get this project done before school starts up.
— Rep. Mickey Dollens (@MickeyDollens) July 31, 2019
10 more on the way! @OKCPS @OKCPS_Athletics https://t.co/2u8D9YLwT7
Happy to hear from our NWOKC Legislators at our State of the State Luncheon today at Gaillardia. pic.twitter.com/KPMIkj51ru
— NorthwestOKC Chamber (@NWOKC) July 31, 2019
I always enjoy this @NWOKC Chamber luncheon because of the thoughtful questions & balanced responses given. We may not all agree, but we are all passionate about what we do in the #okleg—it’s important for ppl to see this in all of us.
— Cyndi Munson (@CyndiMunson85) July 31, 2019
Also, Mac salad was provided for lunch! 🤤 https://t.co/sMsyVLsXKG
Do...do you think...maybe...the gecko is flying the plane?
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 31, 2019
Happy to hear from our NWOKC Legislators at our State of the State Luncheon today at Gaillardia. pic.twitter.com/KPMIkj51ru
— NorthwestOKC Chamber (@NWOKC) July 31, 2019
It’s time to do right by those who haven’t felt the renaissance so many of us have enjoyed. The proposed transit investment will increase frequency of routes, replace outdated buses, and overhaul the service that so many rely on. It’s (past) time to do this. 4/4
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 31, 2019
It’s an investment that will lift us all up by helping to more adequately deliver bus-bound workers to jobs, caretakers to those who need them, and loved ones to their families. This is something that a big league city should do, and do well. 3/
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 31, 2019
Buses move the people in our city who really need that hand up. They move people who otherwise can’t. An investment in public transit means a much-needed investment in those in our city who’ve been overlooked. 2/
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 31, 2019
Couldn’t make it to the #MAPS meeting at City Hall today, but wanted to add my voice to the chorus that supports investment in public transit. Specifically buses. Buses don’t get the attention that sexier transit like streetcars and commuter rail get, but they should. 1/
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 31, 2019
Friends, I’ll need all the moral support I can get when I turn 30 (and some financial support for the 2020 campaign!). It’s going to be a great time & I’m looking forward to sharing good times and great beers with you. pic.twitter.com/SdyK3d7EvI
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 31, 2019
Yesterday, Rep. Jason Lowe (D-OKC) and Sen. George E. Young Sr. (D-OKC) attended a ceremonial bill signing for legislation that dedicates an OKC bridge to the late Sen. E. Melvin Porter. Lowe and Young were joined by friends and family of Senator Porter. pic.twitter.com/EdZaLaQPUn
— OK House Dems (@OklaHouseDems) July 30, 2019
Great story on legislation authored by @KayFloydOK working with the SAFE Task Force and advocates #Okleg https://t.co/4lrDZEM5a8
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) July 31, 2019
Backbone orgs, like #CradleToCareer Network members, are critical for communities’ work for better results. Today, StriveTogether team members Josh Davis and @Monichols share tips for strategic partnerships at @teainfo’s Community Partnerships Conference. https://t.co/Q6d1qLcOOY
— StriveTogether (@StriveTogether) July 31, 2019
There’s a plane flying around downtown, dragging a banner. I saw this the other day too. Anybody get a good look at it? I haven’t been able to see it close enough to read it. pic.twitter.com/ynhA6kOO05
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 31, 2019
Live look at Michael Thomas https://t.co/XJ6PFiN3rM pic.twitter.com/P0Ducv6NqE
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 31, 2019
Well hopefully it’s not an advertisement for an optometrist’s office.
— Shane Stone (@ShaneStone89) July 31, 2019
Brush with death. Anytime we are pulled over our lives are in danger. https://t.co/Bp8lkSrlIf
— Jabee (@mynameisJabee) July 30, 2019
Yesterday, Rep. Jason Lowe (D-OKC) and Sen. George E. Young Sr. (D-OKC) attended a ceremonial bill signing for legislation that dedicates an OKC bridge to the late Sen. E. Melvin Porter. Lowe and Young were joined by friends and family of Senator Porter. pic.twitter.com/EdZaLaQPUn
— OK House Dems (@OklaHouseDems) July 30, 2019
Thrilled to hear a number of Democrats running for President of the United States talking about innovation, technology, & entrepreneurship as our way forward to solving the big issues of our time. Let’s build robust economies that benefit all hardworking Americans. #DemDebates
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) July 31, 2019
“Despite our best efforts we are getting nowhere.” -@Hickenlooper Perhaps the most true quote of the night. Political leadership must go beyond telling people what they want to hear, to being willing and capable of actually getting something done. Otherwise it’s all rhetoric.
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) July 31, 2019
It is certainly more difficult. But, this is how the DNC and media outlets set it up. Not sure what is stopping candidates from doing additional debates on their own without all the "star" treatment. Makes me want to go to Iowa on a weekend and listen to a bunch of them.
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) July 30, 2019
Thank you to @GovStitt for signing #KevinsLaw at a ceremony today. This bill authored by @hicks4ok will allow pharmacists to refill life saving medications like insulin without a new prescription #OkLeg pic.twitter.com/JrWF0YQ3dB
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) July 30, 2019
My hope for the debates the next 2 nights is that folks will watch/listen w/open minds. My fear is the media has already created too strong of narrative about each candidate. I’m looking for authenticity & vulnerability not politicians & the media pandering to one base or another
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) July 30, 2019
.@GovStitt signed several bills authored by Senate Democratic Leader @KayFloydOK at a ceremony today, including legislation from the Sexual Assault Forensic Evidence Task Force #OKLeg pic.twitter.com/JtUPpUkbgZ
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) July 30, 2019
This is both laughable and cynical. Obamacare protects people with pre-existing conditions NOW. Republicans are suing right now to destroy Obamacare protections and have NO plan to replace them. That is plain fact, clear truth - they’re not too familiar with those concepts. https://t.co/iX4MRHwTb7
— Eric Holder (@EricHolder) July 30, 2019
Artists installed seesaws at the border wall so that kids in the U.S. and Mexico could play together. It was designed by architect Ronald Rael.
— Mauricio Martínez (@martinezmau) July 30, 2019
Beautiful reminder that we are connected: what happens on one side impacts the other.
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— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 30, 2019
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— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 30, 2019
This woman is 102-7......🐐 https://t.co/L58MdCyu9Z
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 30, 2019
For everything she has done and everything she has meant to this program we say, THANK YOU ❤️
— U.S. Soccer WNT (@USWNT) July 30, 2019
Jill Ellis will step down as #USWNT head coach in October.#ThankYouJill: https://t.co/5I3dwtQXIo pic.twitter.com/QkCAkMItQj
I am so looking forward to seeing everyone this afternoon! Thank you for the opportunity to work on this legislation—I know the work we have done will save lives! It was great to work with advocates, Sen. @CoachDaveRader, and Rep. @jonechols. #okleg https://t.co/0JyO2xwPr7
— Cyndi Munson (@CyndiMunson85) July 30, 2019
Thank you @carson25shaw. You have the will and the compassion to good things for those whom you will represent. Let me know how I can help.
— David Perryman (@DavidPerrymanOK) July 30, 2019
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 30, 2019
NEWS: 75% of rural hospitals have now closed in states that chose not to expand Medicaid.https://t.co/1Urak8yQOg
— Andy Slavitt (@ASlavitt) July 29, 2019
Star of Elizabeth Warren reporter gaggle in Toledo is 11-year-old Jaden. He says he is a “freelance reporter.” He’s prepared with a list of questions — please give him a follow! @jaden_reports pic.twitter.com/thGKAwQmc1
— MJ Lee (@mj_lee) July 29, 2019
Do you have Venmo?
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) July 30, 2019
If Gavin won $3M (after taxes) he’d basically be breaking even given how much money he’s spent on Fortnite skins....🤦🏿♂️ https://t.co/JO2JwtBGqe
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 30, 2019
Life man....now my mom has me watching bachelorette. I feel like America needs me to live commentate this show.
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 30, 2019
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 30, 2019
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 30, 2019
Monroe’s Log: While I’m still flabbergasted by Gavin’s jumping jacks, the arm is looking good! Somehow his athleticism always overcomes his very subtle lack of coordination.
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 30, 2019
I can’t throw a ball like he can but my jumping jack form is on point. I do jumping jack coaching on the side at only $47/hr
— Shane Stone (@ShaneStone89) July 29, 2019
Today we had a ceremonial bill signing w/@GovStitt for HB2468 which fully legalizes & provides a regulatory framework for gestational carrier (surrogacy) in OK. I ran for office to help make the everyday lives of Oklahomans better. Proud to have worked on this legislation. pic.twitter.com/cvXCQfHZ63
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) July 30, 2019
Disappointed by Sen James Lankford’s committee vote putting drug companies and their lobbyists ahead of Oklahomans. Chair Grassley (R-Iowa) said the law would save $100 Billion and help sr’s lower premiums and out of pocket costs. Instead, Lankford sided with drug manufacturers. pic.twitter.com/nSpR0dR8iP
— David Perryman (@DavidPerrymanOK) July 29, 2019
My man needs all the help he can get...
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 29, 2019
Monroe’s Log: Day one of football for Gavin and my not coaching.....already in warmups I feel like a failure b/c the kid doesn’t even do jumping jacks correctly....dude can throw a football 50 yards in the air, but jumping jacks are a no go...
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 29, 2019
Proud to co-author and stand with great advocates and the author, Rep. Sherrie Conley, at the bill signing of HB 1905, a first step in trying to prevent adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) in the classroom by training teacher candidates to identify trauma and how to respond. ✊🏼 pic.twitter.com/cMaIB3kxBW
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 29, 2019
"What we didn’t want to do was to tear the team apart to accomodate one player. So no, we like the chemistry on our team. We weren’t interested in moving other players. We like our team, we like our chemistry." -McPhee
— SinBin.vegas (@SinBinVegas) July 29, 2019
The Lamb Family of Skiatook joined @DossettFor34 & @GovStitt for a ceremonial bill signing of SB 294, legislation to help Oklahoma’s cattle producers #OkLeg pic.twitter.com/SH3X9tnUg3
— OK Senate Democrats (@OKSenateDems) July 29, 2019
Thanks to @OKDHS Director Justin Brown & staff leaders for meeting with our @OKSenateDems Caucus. Glad to work with you for the lasting well-being of Oklahomans #okserves #alloklahomans
— Julia Kirt (@JuliaKirt) July 29, 2019
❤️❤️❤️❤️
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 29, 2019
Houston may now be better at basketball but my guess is @NewsOK and OKC still have them beat when it comes to clever sports headlines. pic.twitter.com/kD9OK0VRDL
— Shane Stone (@ShaneStone89) July 29, 2019
If Americans could hold Big Gun accountable in court like we can Big Tobacco, gun companies would be so desperate to avoid liability that every new gun manufactured would be a smart gun and gun makers would’ve already started doing background checks and buy backs years ago.
— Jason Kander (@JasonKander) July 29, 2019
I’d love that!
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) July 29, 2019
After earning an unlikely football scholarship in 2006, I wrote this book to help other high school students do the same. And although “Recruit Yourself” was published 6 years ago, I believe the principles still hold true today. https://t.co/wwC41X2W7m
— Rep. Mickey Dollens (@MickeyDollens) July 29, 2019
Note to Dan Coats, Jim Mattis and others who’ve served honorably: Thank you for your service. But there’s one more thing you owe your countrymen: A candid and public assessment of the character and capacity of the president whom we have to decide next year whether to re-elect.
— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) July 28, 2019
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 29, 2019
Please be on the lookout for a red 17” Fuji Absolute in Mid Town. It was stolen tonight. It was my son’s. He worked all summer for it and only had it one day. pic.twitter.com/X1O2QYTyUm
— Ryan Marshall (@rynomars) July 29, 2019
I condemn that. Indeed. On record.
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 29, 2019
Absolutely filthy.... https://t.co/qT2KjIjK6Y
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 28, 2019
Unemployment in the black community has steadily decreased over the last decade. The rate at which it is falling has slowed under the Trump administration. https://t.co/qFAk6hNt3i https://t.co/c4blQ2yqWL
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 28, 2019
Play-based Kindergarten standards were passed last year in a bipartisan bill in NH. I’d like to author somethin similar...if I can’t beat the standardized ed world...may as well join em! 🤷🏻♂️ @NHEdCommr #Oklaed @oksde pic.twitter.com/lgfIjHRFSt
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 28, 2019
Here’s a worthwhile Sunday read: “…nothing should temper partisanship more than an awareness that somewhere, on some issue, people with whom you disagree are telling a story that you really need to hear.” https://t.co/tpdMZ9hJoE
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) July 28, 2019
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 28, 2019
Every state has issues (👀 some “red” rural states) , and metro areas deal with poverty...whether ran by Ds or Rs. It’s 👏🏼 Not 👏🏼A 👏🏼Partisan👏🏼Issue. Tis not presidential to call out...tis presidential to work with @RepCummings and others to fix probs of wealth inequality. 👍🏼
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 28, 2019
So I’m kinda tired of groups like OCPA defending a lack of accountability within the upper echelon of Epic...isn’t accountability like their thing?? 🤔🤷🏻♂️
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 28, 2019
I never ever comment...but bro...poverty isn’t a partisan issue...it’s a human issue. Instead of incessantly pointing the finger at Baltimore, why don’t we look at fixing some of the causes of the probs...generational poverty and yuge income inequality. 🤔🤯
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 28, 2019
"As teachers, we need to realize that teaching is a political act. It affects everyone, and therefore we need to advocate for good policies that invest public resources wisely in the common good. We can no longer shut up and teach."#oklaedhttps://t.co/1VssrqmPkC
— OK Education Assoc. (@okea) July 28, 2019
Extremely proud to be in this 3%
— Commissioner Carrie Blumert (@CarrieBlumert) July 28, 2019
Someday we will be 50% and then some 😉
Thank you @kayla_branch for writing this important story. https://t.co/iw5DokUZc5
You may not know, but my late grandmother Joanne Bennett was among the first women to be elected County Commissioner in OK.
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 28, 2019
She was elected in the early 70s and retired in 1990. It’s sad that we haven’t made more progress since then, but women like @CarrieBlumert give me hope. https://t.co/mXM300othT
Great story by @kayla_branch in today’s Oklahoman, featuring the one and only Commissioner @CarrieBlumert! https://t.co/GbTzJrtqnZ
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) July 28, 2019
Quite possibly the worst take I’ve ever seen. https://t.co/9pvD9x6wZ7
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) July 28, 2019
These young bucks gon’ learn! https://t.co/HqMfs8BwMv
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 28, 2019
Hey haters, Baltimore is in America. If you’re defending @realDonaldTrump by pointing out what you think are flaws of Baltimore, you are trashing America. America is not just the places you like or look like you. It’s the places you’ve never seen & the people you’ve never met.
— Rep. Eric Swalwell (@RepSwalwell) July 28, 2019
Required, if I were in charge.
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 28, 2019
He’s back! It’s @Walkefor87 in for @jdunnington 7:50a #SundayMorning on the most watched political segment in #Oklahoma: YVC on @NEWS9 Topics: #MedicaidExpansion #oklaed #publichealth & #okleg interims. #SaturdayThoughts @GovStitt @SpeakerMcCall @Sen_GregTreat @jonechols pic.twitter.com/EHHlL8SeGh
— Scott Mitchell (@mitchelltalks) July 27, 2019
Only thing better than being in the first row is being in the second row w/ no one in the first row! pic.twitter.com/K1shn2l7bf
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 27, 2019
Hey #OklaEd Let’s bring the joy of learning and teaching back to our schools!! And I saw @oksde is on my same wavelength!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 https://t.co/OCCipLCNOX
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 27, 2019
In presence of Harry Truman, LBJ signs bill creating Medicare and Medicaid, Truman Library, Independence, Missouri, July 30, 1965: pic.twitter.com/tyJgB6I44j
— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) July 27, 2019
#NewProfilePic pic.twitter.com/bDx4LGprds
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 27, 2019
This is Blue. She’s chill. Unlike most transitional housing, we welcome dogs. Veterans won’t come off the street if it means leaving their dogs behind. @VCP_HQ pic.twitter.com/LAC72fwBYp
— Jason Kander (@JasonKander) July 27, 2019
This is amazing and that facial hair is stronger than mine.
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 27, 2019
@oksde and I on the same page!! Let’s bring back the joy to learning...and to teaching!! @OKHouseofReps #oklaed Y’all peep this 👀 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 https://t.co/Yr3VJYY2FL pic.twitter.com/iyKrpJQDFV
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 27, 2019
Game time! pic.twitter.com/zxSee6EKGv
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 27, 2019
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 27, 2019
Ran into the next State Representative from HD89, @JoseCruzforOK tonight! I’m looking forward to working with him.
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 27, 2019
(Also, thanks for the carne asada, @Arturow007) pic.twitter.com/gsDx9dHrmG
Was reading today about the $100 million in casino profits that @CherokeeNation invested in its health system. Serving 1,000,000+ patients each year. The more Okla. takes, fewer great things happen. #TribesInvestBesthttps://t.co/mEg8RsJo80
— Travis Noland (@tnoland) July 27, 2019
Yea well that may work for some people, but I exclusively eat the 6-foot giant subway subs. Just don’t have the pocket space for that. @BoBroadwater may have to help me smuggle it in.
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 27, 2019
Yea I’ll concede this: the gun issue is the legislatures’ fault. Cities, law enforcement, and so many other organizations voiced their opposition. And yet, here we are.
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 27, 2019
Again—I understand that this is a free and optional event, but citizens have waited patiently for this world class park they financed, and the first opportunity to enjoy it comes with hurdles & restrictions. I felt compelled to speak up because it’s in the heart of my district.
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 27, 2019
I get it. But I’m still frustrated with the signal this sends. OKC can’t do anything about the state law re: guns. I find it funny though that guns can go in but a sandwich someone made at home can’t. I’m sure there will be food there but not everyone will be able to afford it.
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 27, 2019
I don’t understand the point of a public park if you fence it off, don’t let people bring outside food/drink in, and make people go through security to get in. And I don’t understand the point of security when it’s been widely publicized that guns are allowed.
— Rep. Forrest Bennett (@ForrestBennett) July 27, 2019
Great job on @kfor, @cackiness!!! Thanks for always speaking out for common sense.
— Emily Virgin (@EmilyVirginOK) July 26, 2019
#NBCTstrong 💪🏼 https://t.co/x5rQnAsyTe
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 26, 2019
Probation and parole violations are filling up prisons and costing states billions. https://t.co/ASGVk9EGkK
— OK Policy (@OKPolicy) July 26, 2019
HB 1009 y’all!! Let’s restore that 5K stipend for NBCTs in the classroom!! pic.twitter.com/xkmAFqYijT
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 26, 2019
I’m honored to have received the Legislator of the Year award from the Oklahoma Democratic Veterans. Thank you veterans for your service and sacrifice you gave to our nation. 🇺🇸 #okleg pic.twitter.com/m6wPqiBK54
— Rep. Mickey Dollens (@MickeyDollens) July 26, 2019
See how we're working to make soccer #EveryonesGame in Oklahoma City! https://t.co/nGqEPprLmF
— US Soccer Foundation (@ussoccerfndn) July 25, 2019
— Rep. Jacob Rosecrants (@jacobrosecrants) July 26, 2019
Not in Oklahoma, thanks to @DossettFor34! 😂 #oklaed https://t.co/h8AWEw1wp8
— Hayley Jones (@hayleybethjones) July 24, 2019
A huge congratulations to our Feature Twirler, Emily Perkins, for winning the 2019 National Collegiate Championship!
— ThePrideofOklahoma (@OU_ThePRIDE) July 25, 2019
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We are so honored to have, not only our band, but our university represented by this extremely talented young woman! Thank you Emily! pic.twitter.com/RFqhtYjmKI
We can look up the specifics of the language, but yes to the carve out for the Gathering Place that the City of Tulsa pushed for. There isn’t anything that can be done prior to Scissortail Park’s grand opening. Of course, I voted agains the ridiculous untrained open carry bill.
— Cyndi Munson (@CyndiMunson85) July 26, 2019
This weather feels like 🍁 🏈
— Rep. Mickey Dollens (@MickeyDollens) July 26, 2019
📸:@taylordollens #SouthOKC pic.twitter.com/A67OEcgplH
In 1969, Mister Rogers invited a black officer to join him in a pool, during a time when racial tensions were high, and pools still segregated. He displayed on television, to his huge audience of children (the next generation), that diversity is good. Thank you, #MisterRogers. 📺 pic.twitter.com/jo5RAMLcfU
— Martin Luther King III (@OfficialMLK3) July 24, 2019
I certainly understand where you’re coming from though and the last thing I’d want to do is perpetuate negative stereotypes. I might need a little education on this subject. Should we not share these types of stories? Should the message be different?
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 25, 2019
I certainly don’t think they do. I feel like I come at it from a different standpoint. I like a lot of ppl have been labeled and had bogus limitations put on me in my life. So someone disabled or not overcoming labels and limitations is something I tend to celebrate.
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) July 25, 2019
Working on #SB509 was truly the highlight of this Legislative Session for me. There are many days I wonder if I am truly making a difference in anyone’s life, but these stories help me to see that I am. I can’t wait to meet Brianna on July 30! #okleg https://t.co/rE8CmyNixW
— Cyndi Munson (@CyndiMunson85) July 25, 2019