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"I do encourage the Trump team to get back to problem-solving, not denial," said Tulsa resident R.S. Smith.Â
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"He is divisive and encourages those who agree with him to disdain those who don't," said Tulsa resident Larry Vandiver.
"I do encourage the Trump team to get back to problem-solving, not denial," said Tulsa resident R.S. Smith.Â
"About 90% of customers who go into convenience stores do not wear masks," said Tulsa resident John Maness.Â
"Excellent examples of this are three articles in the Sept. 18 paper," said Claremore resident Ken Seidel.Â
"Washington does not stand a chance to try to get things right with the rigid 'my party is good, the other one is evil' position of many of th…
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"Who can forget the last 8 months of President Barack Obama's term and how his nomination of a Supreme Court justice was denied," said Tulsa r…
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