Gentner Drummond

I’ll keep standing strong with President Trump to secure the border, deport illegals and stop the flow of drugs and crime.

This conduct is thoroughly unbecoming of a such a high-ranking state official, and I am demanding that Gov. Stitt fire him immediately.

Given the fact that Mr. Lepak had been arrested just a few years ago after being found unconscious in a running vehicle, Gov. Stitt should have known better than to elevate him to such a senior leadership position.

He cannot undo those past mistakes, but he can help our state avoid further embarrassment by firing Mr. Lepak immediately.

After reviewing footage from law enforcement body cameras, it is clear that Secretary of State Ben Lepak was thoroughly inebriated and very likely lied to law enforcement about how much he had to drink and how he and his car both arrived…

We have well-qualified men and women out there that just simply can’t afford to run, or they run, and when you have to put in more money to be competitive, they don’t have the ability to, therefore, they drop out.

I think that carries a lot of weight.

I wish that we had a restriction in Oklahoma. I think that that would create greater parity for non-independently wealthy candidates to get in the race.

Justice has been served for Olimpia Fisher whose life was tragically cut short.

The public interest lies in enforcing Oklahoma’s nuisance and environmental laws, protecting the health of Inola families and preserving the livestock economy and natural resources of the region.

I want Oklahomans to be able to fully vet the project for its environmental impacts, foreign ownership and governance ties.

The people of Rogers County stand to lose their health, their herds and their livelihoods.

The results will be available in three days and we’ll publish those and we’ll see if the other candidate feels confident enough in his physical stature to do that.

When the court asked us to strengthen the agreement, we went back to work and reached a better result.

Consumers pay their premiums expecting their insurance company to be there when disaster strikes.

This lawsuit is about protecting Oklahoma homeowners and holding insurance companies accountable when they fail to honor the promises they make to policyholders.

When insurers put profits ahead of policyholders, it’s hardworking families and individuals who ultimately pay the price.

The allegations describe a corporate scheme that threatens the integrity of Oklahoma’s insurance market place and undermines public confidence in an industry families rely on when disaster strikes.

I will not change my beliefs to win an election.

Justice has been served for Brooke Whitaker and her infant daughter, Kya.

This is why you need to elect me governor.

In this instance, 60% is owned by a Muslim monarchy 7,000 miles away, and I have concern about the enforcement of the water, air, and land rights of Oklahoma.

We have a terribly underserved population.

Boys can’t go into the girls’ bathroom. Boys can’t compete in girls’ athletics, right. These issues are settled.