@RogerJStoneJr would sell his grandma to the cartel if they gave him enough money.
Lots of red flags with Mazzei and his involvement.
Hes a shill for money. Good at his job sure. But he’s the antonym of integrity. This explains a lot of Mazzies flip flopping. It’s unfortunate.
Update for Oklahoma voters.
@JakeMerrick4Gov, unlike Mazzei, did NOT employ seven time felon Roger Stone to “consult.” (I refer only to the seven felonies for which he wasn’t pardoned). Roger, like Lindsey Graham, IS the swamp who formerly sought Trump’s impeachment (there’s a 2021 movie about it). Now he sells influence in the Trump realm and Mazzei is buying to the tune of $7500 a month.
What a strange world.
Want a normal, felon-free political campaign to follow?
Jake Merrick is focused on helping Oklahoma, not wading into the DC swamp.
Reasons to vote for Drummond: You’re wealthy, you know him, and you know he’s good for a pardon or two when you commit that felony embezzlement or abuse of position scheme you’re planning. See O’Donnell scandal.
Reasons to vote for Mazzei: You need a politician who works without the constraints of ethics or principle; pay him enough and he’ll flip over and over for you like a bass that just hit the boat deck. See electoral scandal, smelter scandal.
Reasons to vote for McCall: You’re big Ag and big oil and you want someone slick, conniving, and smart enough to disenfranchise every voter AND legislator so the only people you have to pay off are committee chairs, the speaker, and the governor… right now he’s 2 for three, only one to go. See house rules scandal.
Reasons to vote for Keating: You want to put certain people in certain places regardless of their lack of qualifications. Get close enough to him, he’ll help your people pass any government “test” then fire anyone who wants to investigate. See the OHP scandal.
Reasons to vote for Jake Merrick. You have a soul and don’t care about the masses telling you it’s all about “least of evils.” You want a principled regular Oklahoman who has lived check to check, faced and overcome struggles, who engages with real Oklahomans not just the wealthy in controlled environments, and who isn’t directly feeding the DC swamp with monthly checks and also isn’t spending millions to buy the governor’s chair.
Alright @JakeMerrick4Gov supporters let's talk strategy for the last two weeks of the campaign. Here is a side-by-side comparison of the 1st quarter of 2026 and the health of each campaign. Jake is under water by -$9K and has only spent $44K while Mazzei has over $100K on hand and has spent $4.3 MILLION (insane).
If Jake wasn't making waves Roger Stone would have ignored him. With 16 days left the best way to help would be to donate money. Here is the donation link:
https://t.co/pyiHtcGooq
$32 million dollars and an entire administration mobilized to destroy one congressman.
His crime?
Demanding answers about Epstein class abuse networks, and refusing to let child predators hide behind political cover.
If that level of firepower doesn't tell you who's being protected, nothing will.
Go Massie!
Nearly 50,000 people in the Lake Tahoe area have been told that their utility will stop providing power to them, because it's redirecting that power to data centers.
NV Energy, the Nevada utility that has supplied most of Lake Tahoe’s electricity for decades, says that next year it will stop servicing homes in the area, and instead direct that electricity to the growing demand from Nevada data centers.
Northern Nevada is one of the fastest-growing data-center corridors in the country.
https://t.co/nTGJAMbwAP
This letter was just sent out to all members of the House this morning. The funeral lobby is pushing hard to legalize the composting of human bodies in the state of Oklahoma. The House has already passed this bill through once before. Please contact your State Representative and urge them to vote NO when this hits the floor today or tomorrow. If they voted yes the first time around, tell them it’s not too late to course correct.
*Original House vote in comments so you can see how your Rep voted.
🚨Rumor is this could be our last week of session. Stay tuned for updates throughout the week, calls to action on bills, etc.
Also, had an interview with @RMConservative at @theblaze this morning, clips coming soon.
Have a blessed week!
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Everyone says they want to eliminate the income tax.
But talk is easy.
I’m the only one in this race with a real plan to get it done in six years.
We start by cutting the rate from 4.5% to 3% in year one.
We eliminate waste, loopholes, and corporate giveaways.
Then we let the people vote on a system that actually works.
States like Texas and Tennessee are growing faster because they made this move.
Oklahoma can compete again.
But it starts with a plan.
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June 16th. Let’s get it done.
Voters decided overwhelmingly no on this issue already… but they don’t care…
They will continue to overwrite the will of the people. Thank the good Lord that this is Stitts last term.. PRIMARY EVERYONE ELSE!