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October 9, 2024
McIntosh County GOP news
By LYNELLE MEDLEY, CHAIRMAN MCINTOSH COUNTY GOP

McIntosh County GOP has come back after our summer break with a BANG. On Saturday, Oct. 5, we had a multi-county Trump drive that included five rally points from three counties (Haskell, Mc-Intosh, and Pittsburg) which converged in Eufaula at 3 p.m. with The Honorable John Bennett as our featured speaker.

We then commenced a Trump Drive with approximately 35 vehicles complete with a trailer with a huge Trump sign on it.

We cruised around town for two laps and then decided to drive down by Captain John’s and around the marinas. We received lots of waves, honks, thumbs up, and other signs of approval.

We then kicked off our annual McIntosh County Patriot Retreat out at Arrowhead. We love McIntosh County and thank you for all of your continued support!

Our first meeting after our break will be on Oct 17th @ 6:30 PM with a speaker from OCPA to speak to us about the judges on the ballot followed by a gentleman who grew up in communism. He wants to speak to us about what he has seen and what he sees happening in America — we are huge believers in remembering the past so we can understand the present and plan ahead for our future. We hope you will join us as we work to keep McIntosh County and Oklahoma great.

We have great things coming up, be watching for our announcement on the Brigades that we will be kicking off very soon with a community meeting in Hanna for District #3.

We also have a great speaker for November who will be talking to us about a number of topics concerning private property rights such as wind farms, solar farms, humanure and more.

You will not want to miss this talk and in fact, I believe Pittsburg County GOP are going to join us so it should be even more fun. More events are coming up so please stay tuned, hope to see you on Oct. 17 and as always, all are welcome, and we will be serving light refreshments.

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