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Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond stunned the GOP runoff forum in Tulsa with fiery remarks, calling some extreme Republicans “fascist” and warning that extremism pushes party values to their opposite. He sharply contrasted his own moderate stance with Governor Stitt and former President Trump, highlighting his lawsuits against poultry giants, insurance companies, and opposition to a controversial aluminum smelter — all while pledging to govern for every Oklahoman. Meanwhile, the State Superintendent runoff featured only one candidate, Robert Franklin, who urged voters to prioritize students and teachers over politics — as his opponent, pastor James Taylor, notably skipped the event. With no opposing voices on the ballot and Drummond’s explosive comments echoing through the state, this election cycle is revealing deep fractures within the GOP — and forcing voters to reckon with where they stand on the party’s future.

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