Democratic socialist wins primary runoff for Oklahoma Senate
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“We’re talking about Oklahoma, and even though [President] Trump’s popularity has declined considerably since the last election, people still are center-road (in their) politics, for the most part."
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Nurse N’Kiyla Jasmine Thomas said she disagrees with many positions of the DSA platform, including defunding the Defense Department, but she does support Medicare for all, universal childcare and parental leave, and abolishing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
“We’re talking about Oklahoma, and even though [President] Trump’s popularity has declined considerably since the last election, people still are center-road (in their) politics, for the most part."
N'Kiyla jasmine Thomas, a 31-year-old Chickasaw Nation citizen, military wife, nurse, and proud socialist crushed her opponent in the Oklahoma Democratic primary for U.S. Senate. She was outspent by roughly $250,000.
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