Robin Dorner

Dog mom, business owner, exercise enthusiast, advocate for human rights...yep, that’s me.

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

@loveisfreeangel 2200

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@PatBryantMusic @kfor They should never “let go” reporting on criminal activity.

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

@kfor Because he probably got a kickback in doing so!!

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

@koconews And he looses his license for the fraud, right?

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@thistle_ki35141 @CamSpradling No. You wouldn’t!

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

@CharliByrnes @CamSpradling This is a blind email. Who knows where that came from?

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

@nondocmedia @ACLUOK @overman_legal Great piece about a great man. RIP, Ryan. You were one of the good ones!

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

@ForrestBennett OMG. What the heck happened to him? ❤️

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

Well said, Rep. Dollens!

[Rep. Mickey Dollens @MickeyDollens]

Spending millions in tax-dollars to buy and force Bibles in every classroom does not improve Oklahoma’s ranking of 49th in education. The State Superintendent should focus on educating students, not evangelizing them.

[✭ 🅑🅤🅑🅑🅐 ✭ @BubbatheOG]

Attention Uncle Ruckus wannabe Black Trump supporters, this message is for you. Enjoy! 🦝

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

@ForrestBennett

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

@MarkBeutler My birthday is also next week!
Have a happy birthday! 🎁🎂🎈

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

@keithboykin It’s a fake Trump first of all.

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

@CamSpradling “No room for woke liberals,” means anyone who does not think like @RyanWaltersSupt must leave the state? Wow. I thought they governed all people equally, not tell them there is no room for them. What hate-filled rhetoric.

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

That’s a nice sentiment @CoryBooker , but the incident was staged by Grump. 🙄

[Cory Booker @CoryBooker]

Political violence is never acceptable.

My prayers are with former President Trump as he recovers from any injuries.

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

@remy2cents Duh. 🙄 Of course it was.

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

@TheMattStout Within 3 seconds, I commented that it was a set up planned by him and his team.

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

Read about State Question 832. It’s about raising the state minimum wage. You will be voting on this SQ in November.

[Rep. Mickey Dollens @MickeyDollens]

Everyday Oklahomans are taking action, making a difference by exercising their constitutional right to shape public policy through direct democracy. They are gathering more than 92,263 signatures in just 90 days (deadline July 14) to give all Oklahomans an opportunity to vote on raising the state’s minimum wage to a livable wage.

State Question 832 ties future wage increases to cost-of-living adjustments, a model that has worked well for our neighbors in Missouri.

In Oklahoma, the majority of minimum wage earners are over 25 years old. This measure would help about 230,000 Oklahomans, including around 200,000 women, and benefit an estimated 200,000 children in those households.

Oklahoma is the 8th poorest state in America, ranked 45th in child food insecurity, and worst in the nation for Adverse Childhood Experiences.

SQ 832 raises the minimum wage gradually over five years from the current $7.25. The first increase to $9.00/hr would take effect on January 1, 2025, followed by increases to $10.50 in 2026, $12.00 in 2027, $13.50 in 2028, and finally $15.00/hr in 2029.

(Businesses with less than 10 employees at a single location and total annual revenue under $100,000 would be exempt.)

Starting in 2030, it provides for yearly increases in the minimum wage indexed to the federal Consumer Price Index.

If you haven’t already, there are a few more days to add your signature to SQ832 before the deadline on July 14.

We need at least 92,263 valid voter signatures to get on a statewide ballot.

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

Take that @oksde and idiot @RyanWaltersSupt wasting our money with your religious right wing agenda.

[Tulsa World @tulsaworld]

Breaking news: The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a state board’s contract with a religious charter school is unconstitutional and must be rescinded. https://t.co/PlOzza7GMx #oklaed via @AndreaEger

[Robin Dorner @robindorner]

@JeffreyCartmell @ForrestBennett @JoeD4OK Excellent idea!! #RushSprings