Me reading pressers from Dahm and Deevers. #okleg But why didn’t they care when the Democrat’s constituents didn’t have a voice? Good thing we still have the initiative petition allowing citizens to go around power hungry politicians. Oh wait…they want to end that too.

💥💥 "Most reasonable people respect our neighbor’s differing opinions, accept that they won’t win every time and move on. It’s time for lawmakers to move on, too. We know what we’re doing, so let’s let democracy prevail, and let’s respect the intelligence of our voters."

Seidler told the World she does not understand PACs and dislikes the financial aspects of being a candidate. LOLZ

💥💥Oklahoma Supreme Court rejects latest attempt by State Chamber to block Oklahoma voters from deciding a gradual increase in the minimum wage at the ballot box.💥💥 oscn.net/dockets/GetDoc…

Senate Minority Leader Kay Floyd presiding over one of the final two policy bills being considered by the Senate Judiciary Committee. This is her last bill meeting before terming out later this year.

I just announced my team for the OKC Memorial Marathon's Governor’s Relay Challenge. I’ve been training, but it doesn’t hurt to have some strong ladies on my side. Can you beat the governor?

Glad to see he understands a team of women is what you build when you want to win. Good job Gov!

Here’s hoping this sets a legal precedent for other copy cat “divisive concepts” laws that have passed in other states since 2021, including #HB1775 in Oklahoma. These laws have been weaponized by the most extreme politicians to silence teachers & create chaos in public schools.

In a Twitter world full of Elons, be a Sarah. GIVE THIS WOMAN ALL THE FLOWERS. Also, will you pretty please run for Governor in 2026?

Love a good signature turn in rally. Especially when it means 320,000 hard-working Oklahomans are one step closer to getting a much needed pay raise! Join us!

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EXCLUSIVE: Conservative Sen. Josh Hawley plans to introduce legislation to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour. cbsn.ws/4kCJx1U

Oklahomans are problem solvers. Folks from all 77 counties signed petitions to raise the minimum wage – and now, on June 16, we can vote YES on SQ 832 to take matters into our own hands and give hardworking Oklahomans a much-needed raise.