Gentner Drummond: “I wish that we had a restriction in Oklahoma. I think that that would create greater parity for non-independently…”

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.

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