Updated April 22, 2011: Unfortunately, Mr. Harris decided to leave the Republican Party. While frustration with the party is understandable, the move to the Libertarian Party is not. I had no idea that Mr. Harris would ever embrace a Libertarian platform; it doesn’t line up with what we discussed or what I thought I knew […]
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 [...]
Bailout Voters in Oklahoma
Mary Fallin Tom Cole
Tom Coburn
Dan Boren John Sullivan
RJ Harris attended four events this past Saturday. He received the endorsement of the Sooner Republican Assembly with over 80% of the vote, and he was well received by the State GOP "Spolight on the Candidates" attendees.
RJHarris2010 — May 01, 2010 — www.rjharris2010.com
RJ Harris is a Constitutional Conservative Republican running for the Republican nomination for Oklahoma's 4th Congressional District. His opponent is an incumbent and a Liberal Republican, Tom Cole. (post includes a youtube video)
This week in Oklahoma candidates filed for primary slots for an election that will occur on July 27th. R3publicans have been working with many candidates for months now; working to restore the GOP to limited government, constitutional principles of a day gone by and sorely needed again. With filing past and the goal post just up ahead, it seems appropriate to profile some of the folks you will have an opportunity to help in the next few weeks (many of you are already doing so!).
Here are their banners with links to their websites and excerpts from their press releases this week:
Senator Randy Brogdon for Governor
Nathan Dahm for Congress CD01
Howard Houchen for Congress CD02
RJ Harris for Congress CD04
Mark Costello for Labor Commissioner
Political Suicide A letter of Opinion by Roger Warren April 2010 In October 1929, a great recession began. It was caused by the ability of Stock Brokers to purchase stock “on Margin”. That is, pay 10% of the total price and owe 90%. This worked for a long time, but one day the Banks ran [...]