“Ah consensus … the process of abandoning all beliefs, principles, values and policies in search of something in which no one believes, but to which no one objects; the process of avoiding the very issues that have to be solved, merely because you cannot get agreement on the way ahead. What great cause would have [...]
Primaries are about selecting the best candidate to represent our party in the general election. This cycle in Oklahoma, the choice for our endorsement for the Governor's race was crystal clear. There has been consensus among us for months that Randy Brogdon is the man to lead the state ticket in November. It will depend on grassroots people making sure that the best person actually wins this election in order to be able to prevail in November as well. Will Republicans prevail if they fail to select men and women of principle in the primary?
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I met Nathan Dahm a year ago at the Freedom 21 Conference in Oklahoma City while conducting interviews for A New America. My friend, Sandra Crosnoe, spoke very highly of him. She was hoping at that time that he would run for the U.S. Congressional seat in District 1. Upon meeting Nathan, I found him […]
I’m in Nebraska. Why do I care what happens in the Oklahoma primary election on July 27? While I do have a number of friends and contacts there, that is not what drives my concern. I have come to believe that Oklahoma is at the tip of a spear that for so many reasons, is [...]
She told A.P. no tax cuts until “we grow our economy and we are back on track” For Immediate Release Brogdon for Governor
Oklahoma Republican Voters Vocal and Not Happy. What does that mean?
By Shelli Dawdy
Of course one night walking blocks for a couple of candidates isn't necessarily an indicator of a trend. But it's interesting when it coincides with national polling results in at least one important aspect. (See this Gallup poll regarding party affiliation.)
While out walking blocks yesterday in two Oklahoma neighborhoods, several folks either indicated they were no longer Republicans or would not be voting. In one instance, a gentleman who is known to be more liberty-oriented by his neighbors flatly refused to change his registration back to Republican even to vote for liberty-minded candidates. Perhaps that particular fellow is a rarity, its one thing to answer "Independent" to a pollster, it's another matter to go to the trouble of actually changing one's voter registration.
Fallin says deceptive and misleading, KOTV said it s the truth! (Oklahoma City) -- In an attempt to divert attention away from Rep. Mary Fallin’s Bailout Vote, The Fallin Campaign falsely characterizes the Compromise Ad as misleading and untrue. “The ad speaks specifically to the key differences between my opponent and me” says Brogdon. The premise of the ad is that Rep. Fallin too often compromises core values in the name of political expediency. We point out in our ad, three instances where those compromises were very bad.
Have fun getting to know your neighbors and sharing about the great candidates in the mix in 2010. We are preparing to take back the House and restore State Sovereignty too! 
Wednesday, July 14, 2010 By Scott Cooper The governor’s race on the Republican side couldn’t be more different than a Lego and a Lincoln Log. Four candidates are vying for the GOP nomination, but only two have a realistic shot of winning: a well-known political glamour girl and a fist-pumping fellow from the far right. One is the darling of the party and the other is trying to change the party’s dance tune.
Charles Key is working to help Randy Brogdon succeed in his bid for the Governor's seat. Oklahomans in the capital city area will have the opportunity to meet and greet both of these gentlemen this Thursday evening at an event hosted by Representative Key. All are invited to this casual, come and go event: (share with family, friends and neighbors!)
Location: NW Church of Christ - Family Life Center
3301 NW 23rd ST, Oklahoma City, OK 73127
Time: 6:00pm -8:00pm