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"We feel like sacrificial lambs being led to slaughter. We just want the public to take this virus seriously," said Sapulpa resident and certi…
"A society that does things for this reason is always better off," said Tulsa resident Jayne McLoughlin.Â
 "As our governor passes the buck to local leaders, his failure to assume personal responsibility as the state’s CEO has put us in this dire s…
"The Tulsa World’s editorials notwithstanding, I remain committed to defending Oklahoma laws and the U.S. Constitution, said Oklahoma Attorney…
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