This is how you know he’s feeling nervous
Oklahoma’s ethics rules are clear. Under Rule 2.30, a candidate for state office cannot take money from a federal candidate’s campaign committee. Cyndi Munson’s own campaign filing, submitted October 27, reports a $2,000 contribution from Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren’s federal campaign.
Think about what that means. One of the most liberal voices in Washington is putting money into the race for Oklahoma governor, and Munson’s campaign took it even though state law says she can’t.
Oklahomans deserve a governor who follows the rules, not one who bends them when it helps her. The rules apply to everyone.
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Let’s talk about my personal business with Mike Mazzei.
When I moved to Oklahoma to live in my parents’ basement, I knew I knew better than Oklahomans with actual life experience, or knowledge of Oklahoma history, or basic common sense.
1. Being an idiot
2. You hate yourself
3. You hate your family
4. You hate your neighbors
5. You hate affordable groceries
6. You filled out your ballot wrong
7. You hate everyone in Inola
8. You like the thrill of living in the state with the most relaxed gun laws and least educated adults.
9. You actually believe you’re closer to being a millionaire than being homeless
10. You’re a pedophile and/or friends with them
There’s 10 reasons to vote “never Munson”!
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Side note: Mike Mazzei is a NO SHOW. He has stopped taking media requests and has been absent from 2 forums, no to an interview on Fox 23, no to OU Nightly interview to discuss young voters and declined a flashpoint interview. Cyndi Munson HAS shown up to all
Does Oklahoma really need a governor like @MazzeiMike, who will put the interests of foreign Islamic nations like the UAE over Oklahomans?
I don’t think so, and if you’re concerned about foreign land ownership or interference in Oklahoma, you should be very concerned. Mazzei has massive amounts of campaign debt, and he’ll likely need these foreign companies and their backers to help pay off his debt.
Mazzei ≠ Oklahoma first.
The fundamental question that’s not being considered in this statement: “Is waiting ~6 months longer better than skipping elective procedures due to cost?”
Also if you didn’t like the ACA, blame Mitt Romney. It was his template that Obama used.
I agree Obamacare has been an abysmal failure making health insurance unaffordable for many. In socialist countries, coverage on paper doesn’t guarantee care. In Canada, nearly 4 in 10 knee replacement patients waited beyond the recommended six months. Meanwhile, patients from over 130 countries come to Mayo Clinic. We need affordable care. That happens only through free market principles.
Not a Lt. Governor candidate admitting to gerrymandering
While not entirely surprising, if Iwere on @forbesforOK team I’d make sure as many voters as possible saw this.
More Fake News messaging from the propaganda wing of the Democrat Party. 🙄
The truth is, Kendra Horn won in a completely different district. As a private citizen, I helped lead the effort that re-drew that district and made it much stronger for the GOP. Kendra Horn actually lost to Congresswoman Bice in the old district, so no Democrat is going to win in the current CD5. The more you know, right?
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Somebody please help me understand something, because the math ain’t mathing. 😂💀 Mike Mazzei has loaned his campaign more than $11 MILLION to run for governor of Oklahoma.
ELEVEN. MILLION. DOLLARS.
Baby, we’re talking about a job that doesn’t even pay a quarter of a million dollars a year! 😭😂
Meanwhile, regular Oklahomans are out here worrying about rent, groceries, insurance, and whether they’re going to have enough money left over after paying their bills.
Most of us couldn’t walk into a bank and borrow $11,000 without them wanting our entire life story, three references, and possibly our firstborn child. LMAO! 😂 But here’s what I actually want to discuss. Public reporting shows Mazzei secured a bank loan using shares in his business as collateral. He’s also reported millions in personal loans to his campaign. Now, whether those transactions are connected is an unanswered question, and lawmakers are asking for more transparency.
And I think that’s a perfectly reasonable thing to question. Because when we’re talking about MILLIONS of dollars being poured into a political campaign, I want to know where the money comes from, how it’s being reported, and how it’s going to be paid back. And here’s another question. When did running for public office become something only people with millions of dollars can realistically afford to compete for?
What about the schoolteacher? The nurse? The small-business owner? The everyday working Oklahoman who actually understands what it’s like to stretch a paycheck? Are their ideas somehow worth less because they don’t have millions sitting around to finance a campaign?
And before somebody starts hollering about Democrats and Republicans, BABY, I DON’T CARE WHICH PARTY YOU BELONG TO! 😂
I’m asking about MONEY, TRANSPARENCY, and ACCOUNTABILITY. Mazzei says he sees his campaign spending as an investment in Oklahomans. Okay, fair enough. But voters are allowed to ask what that investment is supposed to accomplish. And it makes me wonder, Why are we so afraid of different perspectives in Oklahoma politics? Why does every conversation about change have to turn into a political team sport?
Because at the end of the day, I don’t care how many campaign signs somebody has, how much money they spend, or how many wealthy people support them. I want to know what their policies are actually going to do for the people of Oklahoma.
Because being able to finance an $11 million campaign and understanding what it’s like to be an everyday working Oklahoman are two very different things. And THAT is a conversation worth having. But hey, that’s just AlleyCatts_POV. 💅🏽😘
#OklahomaPolitics #OklahomaGovernor #FollowTheMoney #CampaignFinance #AlleyCattsPOV
I understand completely why you’re an oven repair specialist and not oven salesperson.
I didn’t know I needed to give some full explanation like this was a Twitter trial, but it’s usually not literally just “I appreciate you”, but something more akin to “I appreciate you taking care of me today” or “hey, I appreciate you making that thing a priority”
When I name the thing I appreciate, I make it personal and I also make them feel noticed and empowered for the work, effort and attention they put it in.
It’s called being “nice”. Try it some time.
I love that this race is about Cyndi Munson. You’re either voting for her or against her. Almost nobody is talking about Mazzei. Even the GOP knows he’s a loser, but he’s what they’re stuck with so they keep spending all their time attacking Munson instead of pushing Mazzei.
Like this man didn’t remember it was soda and candy… “but if pretend I’m recalling it from memory I can transpose fried chicken to make a racist joke, and if I get called on it totally just pretend you’re projecting and I’m innocent”
