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It's always great to have friends on board and by Gully and Bartlesville. Everyone's
your friend, that's for sure. I just see you guys a lot more
to see more most folks. So once again, Julie and Quinn, we'd
like to have you make yourselves at home here. We're gonna be talking about
something kind of new in our area, something very new, like a month
new, but it doesn't obviously have the history before a launch. We are
an association of Republican and other Conservatives of Washington County, and I just want
to break that down a little bit for you. Tom Republican singular, we're
representative Republican Party. But I read an article another article last night about the
migration from other parts of the nation to the Midwest, particularly, and we've
met so many people who've moved to Bartlesville over the last few years since we've
been here, who, like this article was saying, have come because they've
got conservative values or wanting to get away from high taxes, maybe more liberal
places Washington, California, New York where the top three of the ten states
highlighted, and we know they're people out there with conservative values. They may
not be familiar with some of the Republican values perhaps here in Oklahoma or in
Bartlesville where they're coming and they're looking for a tribe, if you will,
people to be part of the share those values here in Washington County because we
have something important coming up on November fifth, twenty four. You think faster
than you think. Yeah, they're preparing now, so we need to be
prepared to now. Julie, you're like Quinn and I. We've seen this
with our own nice people coming here from places like California, which seems to
be pretty five for the Californian. It's really like it here, and so
do New Yorkers. And a few of my folks from the Chicago where we
are discovering Oklahoma, they said, Wow, this is nice. I feel
freer. That's true. You know, during the shutdown, we saw that
our governor took a stance and kept our state open for the most part,
and so people like that. People appreciate their freedom, People appreciate being in
a state where we can speak freely, we can move freely. Our businesses
stay open, and we support one another. Just like you said, we've
we really jumped in and supported our small businesses here in Bartlesville. And I
think we really saw our community thrive over the last three years where some did
not. Crime, you know, escalated, education declined. And so we
want to really stand for our community and continue those values of freedom and conservatives,
conservatism and just being a strong Republican in their banks to back that up.
And the city will tell you that city copperas are swelling because people were
shopping here, library and local and making that happen. And with our school
being a project lead the Way school for what some years now in a row.
And the proof is in the pudding right there. You don't have to
take anybody's word for you can look it up. It's actual factual. Now,
quentn what is the what is the vision and the mission of your group?
Well, I'm gonna use my guys talk about our motto first. Let's
do that. Okay, we have a model, we say, we have
a story past, a strong future, and one thing that we recognize here
in Washington County and in the state, there's a strong history of conservative men
and women who have really developed and built our state and our county, many
of them obviously Republican, and so we are building on that strong history,
but we also want to ensure a strong future for our state, for our
county, for our city, for all the elected official positions for that matter.
We're in this position in the middle the present story, and how do
we bridge from the past, this storied past. In fact, our acronym
is ROC Republican and other Conservatives Washington County. So we have all kinds of
rock stars that we are going to We're going to be highlighting them in our
various meetings so people are reminded of the history and people who have shaped who
we are today. And so out of that we take our present story and
begin identifying those will be part of the future story for conservativism in our counties.
So our vision, I'm going to read it here for you. It
says to be Oklahoma's premier county for developing, electing, and supporting conservative political
leaders. And again we have some history with that, and we want to
connect with those who are interested in being politically engaged at whatever level. And
that's our vision. Yeah, and I think to build on that. Like
Quinn said, it's important and it's fun to sit at a table with someone
who might be you know, seventy or eighty and have the history of Bartlesville
or the history of the state, and they maybe have even served in our
legislative body. And then you've got a twenty something and you've got myself.
We can sit down and have a conversation and instill that wisdom and experience as
well as getting new insight like on social media and what's cool these days.
You know, I may not be as cool as a twenty seven year old
who's really interested in some day leading our city or our state politically. So
that's that's important to us. And education is going to be a strong piece
of that. Exactly. Are very good. And you know it's listed here
on the little bit of information you gave you. It's called the values,
it's called how we do it, and it's all in how you do it,
it really is. And you can have all the mottos the values divisions,
but you have to have a plan for implementation. Yeah, exactly,
And I think leadership is important too, and to serve. With Quinn and
some of the others, they they lead by serving and that's important. And
then how we do it is we foster conversations. We can sit down with
just about anybody, whether it's a truly opposing view or it's a similar view,
and typically we have more similarities than we do opposition in our views.
And it's fun to have that conversation, whether you're sitting and having a cup
of coffee at one of our local restaurants, or you're just out and about,
like we've been to the Washington County Free Fair, We've we've been to
Freedom Fest. Just to hear people and kind of get the vibe of what's
going on is really important and that's important to us to hear the community and
see what they're standing for and what's important to them. I think that's important
to us as well. Isn't it nice to have a conversation. Seems like
any more people are just waiting for the other person to shut up so they
can say something, and the art of a conversation has almost been lost.
Yeah, it's an appreciation and most of the conversation is listening. And so
if we can listen well and then we can you know, communicate both sides
well. Then that moves you forward. And that's what we're looking to do,
is continue to move forward. And you know, Washington County used to
be a democratic county and then you know a lot of our forefathers and four
mothers have gone and done the work to bring into a conservative Republican county and
we plan to continue that. And that's going to be important. And you
do that through relationships and conversation, good good, and as we point out
in our Values time, we want to do that in a situation where it's
civil, it's respectful, where you can actually dialogue. And it's no surprise
that there's a lot of misinformation and disinformation out there about all kinds of things
anything. And so as Julie saying, to listen and to dialogue and to
understand, I think it's so important. And that's why we want to invite
others to our gatherings who have you know, conservative interests, maybe new to
the area or long standing in the area, that can be part of a
conversation again for a strong future. Yeah, and as we have that conversation,
if they say, oh, I'd like to be involved in a campaign,
or I'd like to, you know, work at the fair or be
in the parade, or know more about city government, or what would it
be like to be a page and down at the capitol. We can we
can educate them, we can get them engaged, we can loop them in.
And some of us just need training. You know. I've only really
been on the political scene for about three years at the at the most,
so I'm fairly new to that and I needed that education and learning opportunity.
And we look to provide that. And we can plug people in where they
want to be plugged in, and maybe they don't even know where they want
to be plugged in, but they just want to be part. They want
to be part of a yeah, part of a solution, and that supports
their values greatly. We're going to take a quick break and we're going to
tell people how they can know more about you and how they can actually find
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right here on K one, the one you try. We have Quinn Chipper
and Julie mcm here where we're talking about the Republican and other Conservatives of Washington
County. It's it's a new group, but it's really not a new group,
but it's a new group, so we'll let it go at that.
We have some meetings that take place and folks will welcome to do that.
But I think you wanted to talk a little bit something else about maybe voter
registration. Yeah, that's gonna be really important coming up over the next year.
And we have a president right now that I won't be shy in saying
it, that probably needs to be replaced and we would prefer a conservative Republican
in there, and whoever's going to be that candidate, that's who we will
fully support. But your vote is important, and we're going to also have
some local elections coming up, and so we want everybody out there registered to
vote. You can do that online or down at the county election Board down
in our city Hall building on the fourth floor, and so they can help
you with that. But it's going to be important. People have fought for
that right that we both you know, we all have men and women,
and we think it's important that people get out there and vote and voice their
opinion. I do want to say something about Yvonne House and the group downtown.
They're very, very helpful. They're very patient to lance or any question
that you have. They'll point you in the direction of the website and how
to use it and everything. In the state of Oklahoma has probably the most
full proof election procedures and handling. Bannie. I've worked in a couple of
states where they're been some issues, like Florida. We caught a guy with
our news department voting in six different precincts. Oh goodness, one videotape.
But because the camera, of course, can't go into the voting booth,
we had no proof that he actually voted. So they threw our claim out.
Oh my god, goodness. And then Illinois, the dead come to
light, and they're quite lively. That does happen sometimes. Usually got a
bush from Kenosha, Wisconsin. But anyway, getting back to where we are
right here in the present, which is Washington County, where things are pair
and square. I think Tom you mentioned Yvonne, and she is wonderful.
I had heard, oh, there might be some discrepancies, and I well,
let's go see for our own eyes. And so she welcomed myself and
and someone else and showed us the boxes, talked us through the process.
There is little to no chance of fraud or error when it comes to the
way they manage the election here in Washington County. It's impressive. It's very
impressive. And so anyone, I mean, I hope von doesn't get flooded
with calls, but I think anyone if they called and have questions, she'd
be willing to show them and give them a tour. Of exactly what their
processes and show them, show them the really seamless and I won't say flawless
because that can but it's a seamless process and there's question they're going to find
it. Yep. And we're strategizing towards November fifth. Of course, you're
backing up our programs. We're going to be meeting every third Monday across and
second at six thirty, and so part of that strategy has to do,
as you said earlier, Julie, educating people and people have a voice,
they have a vote, they need to be educated and something like Yvonne House
and understanding that whole process is one of the things we hope to highlight on
the journey of leading to November fifth. Of course, that big back room
holds plenty of folks out there at the crossing seconds, so more than MARYA.
Yeah. Well, this coming Monday the eighteenth, we have Lieutenant Governor
Matt Panell is going to be our keynote speaker. He's very excited and supportive
of the new association, and they are going to be actually setting up the
garage, which many people are familiar with auditorium style and so by fire code
they're allowed to do that if there aren't tables and other impediments. And so
we're expecting a really good number of people to come out. So we encourage
people. You'll come in our early in the restaurant, find a good seat.
We're going to be recognizing other elected officials. But Lieutenant Government Panell is
our keynote, and we're very excited to have him back in Bartlesville. He
loves Bartlesville. He really likes said that that the Oklahoma sixty trail, as
he called from Benita all the way through, he's thinking to us for sure,
he's you're going to learn a lot from him too. He'll share a
little bit about just how weller state is forming compared to what it used to
be like and to other states around us. So it's a very positive message
he's going to bring. That's right, and as we've seen, you know,
kind of some foreshadowing I guess of what's coming up over the next year.
I think it's going to be his goal to kind of educate us and
let us know what Oklahoma stands for. Our governor recently came out and so
you know, we're not we're not going to be locked down again and shut
down again. He made that statement on his Facebook page. And so you
know, if if Lieutenant Governor can give us kind of some some more guidance
on what the next year is going to look like, we're all wondering,
Yes, is he going to run for governor or not? I you never
know, So you have to show up Monday to listen for yourself to see
how that works out. But this is if anybody has questions about your new
group and about perhaps wanting to join up, this is as good a time
as any is coming up on Monday to meet and talk faste of face with
you guys. Yeah, I'd love to see him face to face. That's
the way we really thrive and and we'd like to, you know, meet
them in person. But if not, they can catch us on Facebook Washington
Republican and other Conservatives of Washington County. And then we also have an email
and that's info at ROCWC dot com, dot org dot com. Okay,
OKAYC dot com right inact, All right, Well, you've guts have been
busy. It's been a busy month. Out of it has been a very
busy month. A lot of things happening in the community, a lot of
happenings happening, getting the association off the ground. People can go and see
who's on our advisory council, who formed this, who's on the leadership team,
what our values are. All that's on our Facebook page. And people
can come and form they can come and ask questions. But a lot of
it. Our meetings are fun. Yeah, people together and people are meeting
and making new friends. We have a great time and Monday is going to
be amazing. That's what I'm really excited about Monday. I'm just looking at
your advisory counsel. You have Judge Strum, good friend of mine, Earls
Hears. Everybody knows Earl Quinn. You're on there, Billy Rown, Julian's
on here as well, Steve Martin and Jessica Across. John B. Kane,
who's our state representative as well, John Ker do you believe carry?
I'm sorry, Alexander Johnson, fine young man, excellent john Ford, a
fine young man. I appreciate that. He'll appreciate that. He'll he'll he'll
come. He'll get me on that one. Mike Dunlap, one of our
commissioners. State Senator Julie Daniels Todd Cohen, Adam Billy, and Joe Beffer.
By the way, Bambino's name to sand which happened. Okay, not
your average Joe. I want to see what's named after me. He's a
famous But anyway, this is gonna be on Monday, and then it's going
to be the eighteenth. It's gonna be at six thirty at Crossing second.
Anything else that we need to kind of get in here in the last few
moments, well, we hope you'll join us too. On Monday. Of
course, we'll have the Lieutenant Governor and I'm sure we'll have something to speak
to everybody on I'm sure you'll kind of air that out. Sure, whenever
there's a political figure in town, we always cover. Yeah, people turn
not for that, and so we're just inviting those to come that would like
to be there. It can be there and hope to see you Tom.
Thank you very much, appreciate you both being with us here. Folks,
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