@MazzeiMike’s loyalty won’t be given to Oklahomans; it’ll be given to the rich and powerful who will help him pay off his campaign loans. Vote accordingly, Oklahoma.

If this statement was true, @MazzeiMike would be working with the people of Inola to oppose the smelter. Mazzei flip-flopped on the issue for personal and political gain, and the Freedom Caucus has been silent ever since. What happened to fighting for rural Oklahomans?

In 2014, HB 2625 was passed, which took away the reading retention policy that was in place. This resulted in large numbers of students who failed reading proficiency tests moving up past third grade without the proper reading skills to succeed. Governor Mary Fallin vetoed the bill, arguing that it diluted the strict standards of the Reading Sufficiency Act. She was right. @MazzeiMike helped push this bill over the finish line. Should Oklahomans trust Mazzei to fix our reading scores when, as a senator, he pushed for the legislation that put us in this situation in the first place? Mazzei is a career politician who has flip-flopped on this single issue three times over the years. He will say whatever he needs to say in the moment to try to advance his political career and personal interests. Oklahoma, don’t put your trust in Mike Mazzei.

It’s great to see that this issue is resonating with Oklahomans. It’s a major concern, and any future governor should put Oklahomans before those who will pay off their campaign debts.

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.