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Why this GOP governor thinks his party got ‘worse than a butt whipping’ on Tuesday
via Politics — Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt blamed the lack of ‘civility’ from President Trump as a reason Republicans got shellacked.
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Gov. Kevin Stitt to appear at TPUSA event in Norman alongside alleged rapist Russell Brand. #okleg
www.latimes.com
Oklahoma governor, who resisted statewide mask mandates, has coronavirus
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt backed an aggressive reopening plan, resisted a statewide mandate on masks and rarely wears one himself.
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Why this GOP governor thinks his party got ‘worse than a butt whipping’ on Tuesday
via Politics — Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt blamed the lack of ‘civility’ from President Trump as a reason Republicans got shellacked.
newrepublic.com
Republican Governor Warns Against Trump Attempt to Take Over Elections
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt didn’t mention the president by name—but he’s sending a clear message about Trump’s quest to “federalize” elections.
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voteinorout on Instagram: "#KevinStitt highlights a critical issue in #Oklahoma, emphasizing the need for workforce permits for immigrants. He warns that without them, industries could face devastation. #Immigration In a rural community of #Trump voters, Stitt discovered that while they support border security, they also rely on undocumented workers, who are integral to their businesses and communities. "They're like family," he noted, stressing the need for a solution that allows these workers to pay taxes and work legally without granting citizenship. This issue affects various industries nationwide, from Wisconsin dairy farms to Louisiana fisheries, underscoring the importance of immigrant labor to the U.S. economy. — Republican Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma says his state would be devastated if people without legal status suddenly disappeared. Stitt says he supports issuing work visas to people without legal status who are currently employed. In an interview with NPR’s @steve_inskeep, Stitt says his constituents have told him “‘Governor, Trump won. He won on the issue of border security. We absolutely need to vet people coming into our country. We absolutely need to get criminals out. But they also whispered to me and they said, I run a construction company. I own a company that does this. I’m a farmer and I have some illegals that work for me, and they’re like family.’” Tap the link in bio to watch the full interview. Follow @npr for more. Help this information get to more voters. 🇺🇸 A well-informed electorate is a prerequisite to Democracy.—Thomas Jefferson"
38 likes, 2 comments - voteinorout on February 28, 2026: "#KevinStitt highlights a critical issue in #Oklahoma, emphasizing the need for workforce permits for immigrants. He warns that without them, industries could face devastation. #Immigration In a rural community of #Trump voters, Stitt discovered that while they support border security, they also rely on undocumented workers, who are integral to their businesses and communities. "They're like family," he noted, stressing the need for a solution that allows these workers to pay taxes and work legally without granting citizenship. This issue affects various industries nationwide, from Wisconsin dairy farms to Louisiana fisheries, underscoring the importance of immigrant labor to the U.S. economy. — Republican Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma says his state would be devastated if people without legal status suddenly disappeared. Stitt says he supports issuing work visas to people without legal status who are currently employed. In an interview with NPR’s @steve_inskeep, Stitt says his constituents have told him “‘Governor, Trump won. He won on the issue of border security. We absolutely need to vet people coming into our country. We absolutely need to get criminals out. But they also whispered to me and they said, I run a construction company. I own a company that does this. I’m a farmer and I have some illegals that work for me, and they’re like family.’” Tap the link in bio to watch the full interview. Follow @npr for more. Help this information get to more voters. 🇺🇸 A well-informed electorate is a prerequisite to Democracy.—Thomas Jefferson".
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Governors won't hold meeting with Trump after White House only invited Republicans, Stitt says
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, a Republican, shared the cancellation in a letter to fellow governors on Monday.
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Donald Trump faces growing backlash against immigration crackdown after shooting
US president says his administration is reviewing incident in Minneapolis as some Republicans break ranks
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