"Our city is in severe distress. Everyday Tulsans are hurting as our beloved town becomes a tent city and feels more like California every day," says Tulsa resident John Roselle.

"Welcome to Oklahoma. We’ll make sure your children are born (unless there are complicating issues and you don’t have health insurance), but we’ll do as little as we can get by with to help you feed, house, educate, and care for your children’s health and safety," writes Tulsa resident Diana Keathley.

"Their America hates anyone not in lockstep with their so-called conservative values. But what are those values? Certainly not the truth," writes Tulsa resident Charlie Cantrell.

Bartlesville resident Jean Fincher notes that when a crime victim needed someone the most, a Tulsa police officer was there.

"These same “pro-lifers” are more interested in cutting taxes for high-dollar donors than in providing food and housing to low-income white, black, Hispanic or Native American children," says Tulsa resident Connie Seibold.

"The Veterans Affairs Hospital in Oklahoma City is an example of government done right," says Broken Arrow resident Rae Weese.

Sapulpa resident K.L. Boyd wonders if continued support of Donald Trump should preclude people from holding public office.

"(Child Tax Credit) recipients lived healthier lives, invested more in their children's education, and were less likely to rely on payday loans. Families spent their CTC payments on rent, food, and clothes for their kids – the same costs that are going up for us all now," says Tulsa resident Star Okolie

Attorney General John O'Connor's ads attacking Gentner Drummond are acts of desperation, says Tulsa resident Philip Viles.

"Surely in a time of record high inflation, crippled supply lines, growing food shortages and a looming recession, you object to America's most formidable foreign threat owning large portions of critically important farmland in America and Oklahoma," says Tulsa resident Michael J. Fell.