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Markwayne Mullin

 
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Title
Senator
Oklahoma
Party Affiliation
Republican
2023
2026
Social Media Accounts
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: @
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Representative Offices
Address
223 W Patti Page Blvd
City/State/Zip
Claremore OK, 74017-8046
Phone
918-283-6262
Fax
918-923-6451
Hours
Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm CT
Address
1 E. Choctaw
Suite
Suite 175
City/State/Zip
McAlester OK, 74501
Phone
918-423-5951
Fax
918-423-1940
Hours
Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm CT
Address
811 N York St Ste A
City/State/Zip
Muskogee OK, 74403-3860
Phone
918-687-2533
Fax
918-686-0128
Hours
Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm CT
Address
3817 NW Expressway
Building
#780
Suite
#780
City/State/Zip
Oklahoma City OK, 73112
Phone
405-246-0025
Address
15 W 6th St.
Building
Suite #2100
Suite
#2100
City/State/Zip
Tulsa OK, 74119
Phone
918-921-8520
News
10/26/2024 --a12news
In swing states like Arizona, North Carolina, Michigan and Nevada, the campaigns have targeted Native Americans with radio ads and events.
10/15/2024 --foxnews
The vetting of an Afghan national accused of plotting an ISIS-inspired terror attack is under scrutiny, with government agencies pointing fingers on the matter.
10/14/2024 --foxnews
An Election Day terror plot, allegedly being planned by an Afghan national who came to the U.S. in 2021, is raising new concerns about the numbers brought to the U.S.
10/02/2024 --axios
Senators are privately (and publicly) saying they hope Donald Trump stays out of the internal election to replace Mitch McConnell as Senate GOP leader.Why it matters: None of them know — or it's a damn good secret — whether the former president will make an endorsement. But senators and advisors fear a Trump intervention could turn the secret ballot leader election into a public feud."I said, 'Sir, if I was you, I would stay out of the race, because there's no win for you in this,'" Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) told us about a recent call with Trump."I hope not," said Sen. Thom Tillis, when asked if he thinks Trump will weigh in. "I think outside influence could be problematic.""He's offered some views on it to me," Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) told us. "It's safe to say he has a pretty consistent prediction of who he thinks it'll be." Hawley said he did not know if Trump would weigh in.Between the lines: This the first real competitive Senate GOP leadership race of the Trump-era, and his endorsement carries a lot of weight with a growing segment of the conference.McConnell has had a tumultuous relationship with the former president.The top two candidates — Sens. John Thune and John Cornyn — each have had rocky relationships with Trump. However, they have worked to make amends.After Jan. 6, Thune denounced Trump and initially endorsed Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) for president. Cornyn has said the GOP needed to move on from Trump.Senate sources do not talk about Sen. Rick Scott's (R-Fla.) bid as seriously as Thune's or Cornyn's, though he has a good relationship with Trump. "Sen. Scott is focused on dramatically changing the way the Senate operates and creating a member-driven process," according to spokesperson McKinley Lewis.Sources often describe Thune as the likely favorite, though they say not to discount how much Cornyn's long history of hard-dollar fundraising for Senate campaigns means to people.Cornyn told us it's been a few weeks since he spoke with Trump about the leadership race. But he visited Mar-a-Lago a couple months ago "to talk about planning for the future," adding they've been "visiting with some of the transition folks."Mullin said Trump "likes" Thune despite their rocky past. The Oklahoma Republican has publicly backed Thune.Some sources suspect there could be a late entry: NRSC Chair Steve Daines (R-Mont.) is the most-floated name.The bottom line: There's not a lot of incentive for senators benefiting from both Thune and Cornyn's aggressive fundraising efforts to commit too early."If one of them felt that they really had a majority, I think they would not be shy about saying that, but I don't think anybody does," Hawley said.
09/25/2024 --abcnews
House Speaker Mike Johnson is calling on Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to fire his country’s ambassador to the U.S. The Republican speaker is criticizing the war-torn leader’s visit to a swing-state Pennsylvania manufacturing site producing war...
09/25/2024 --benzinga
A threat to impose a 200% tariff on John Deere products by former President Donald Trump could hurt publicly traded Deere & Co (NYSE:DE) and the investors who hold the stock, including members of Congress.What Happened: Trump recently said he would place a hefty tariff on John Deere products if the company shifts some production from the U.S. to Mexico."If you do that, we're putting a 200% tariff on everything that you want to sell into the United States," Trump said at a Pennsylvania event.The threat from Trump could have a major impact on Deere's future growth plans as it looks for new ways to cut costs and increase production.A tariff could hurt the stock price and investors, which includes several members of Congress.According to Benzinga's Government Trades ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
09/24/2024 --foxnews
Sen. Cornyn is highlighting his fundraising ability as he and others battle to fill Minority Leader McConnell's shoes in the next Congress.
09/12/2024 --kron4
Senate Republicans are letting the air out on House Republican efforts to pump up a partisan standoff over federal funding, which they fear could risk an embarrassing government shutdown a few weeks before Election Day. With the prospect of a Senate Republican majority in 2025 tantalizingly close, GOP senators don’t want to let a proposal [...]
09/04/2024 --sun_sentinel
The Second Continental Congress adopted the Great Seal of the United States featuring an eagle with an olive branch in one talon and 13 arrows in the other to represent the first states in the union.
08/24/2024 --columbian
A bipartisan group of senators is demanding immediate action from USDA Secretary Thomas Vilsack after several tribal nations reported that a federal food distribution program they rely on has not fulfilled orders for months, and in some cases has delivered expired food.
08/11/2024 --thehill
Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) on Sunday dismissed Vice President Kamala Harris’s recent enthusiasm boost in the polls as a “honeymoon phase.” In an interview on NewsNation’s “The Hill Sunday” with Chris Stirewalt, Mullin denied that Democrats were now in the lead in the presidential race. "Oh, absolutely not. All this is a little bit of...
07/31/2024 --kron4
Vice President Harris’s quick pivot to her White House bid has prompted an about-face on multiple key issues that could affect outcomes in battleground states, handing former President Trump and Republicans a prime attack line. In the roughly one week since Harris replaced President Biden as the probable Democratic nominee, her campaign has moved to [...]
07/23/2024 --cision
Effective Rare Pediatric Disease Priority Review Voucher (RPD PRV) Program Set to Expire September 30th without Congressional Action WASHINGTON, July 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, the National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) released a report showing the undeniable effectiveness...
07/21/2024 --nbcnews
Some Republicans said Joe Biden must resign as president immediately after he ended his 2024 re-election campaign.
07/17/2024 --rawstory
MILWAUKEE — Just outside the security perimeter of the Republican National Convention, across the river from where thousands gathered in support of Donald Trump for president, a gaggle of clowns held court.They were older clowns, honking horns and proudly displaying their homemade clown cart, featuring circus music and a papier-mâché Trump head adorned with a red tie.ALSO READ: Associated Press issues warning about iconic Trump assassination attempt photo“The Republican party is a clown act, so why not play to that,” said Steve May from Washington state, one of the clowns.They even have an anti-Trump clown website.“We are Democracy loving Americans, dressed as clowns, to encourage you to join us in keeping clowns and puppets out of elected office in the United States,” the website says.A delegate to the Republican National Convention walks past horn-honking clown Steve May of Washington state, who, with two friends dressed as clowns, protested Donald Trump just outside the convention's security zone.(Mark Alesia/Raw Story)The clowns, including Pat Spellacy from Arizona and Denny Moriarty from Minnesota, said they have been friends for decades. They started by showing up at local Democratic events, selling clown noses and finger puppets to raise money for the Democratic Party.Their clown cart says on its side, “Elect clowns, expect a circus.”As pedestrians passed by, the clowns honked their clown horns and said, “The circus is in town. Did you know that?”Pat Spellacy from Arizona hands an anti-Trump pedestrian a clown nose just outside the security zone of the Republican National Convention.(Mark Alesia/Raw Story)But not everyone was laughing.“A guy came over and was being a little threatening,” May said. “He was loud and he grabbed the cart. But the police were marvelous and they got rid of him. No harm done.”'Unknown client'The Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, which officially began Monday and runs through Thursday evening, has attracted all manner of jokers, agitators and cranks.Across the street from the clowns, six video trucks were parked next to each other, all showing a parody of Trump’s campaign logo.“Dictator on day one,” it said, referring to Trump’s comments in December that he wouldn’t be a dictator “except for Day One.”Trucks lined up on a street just outside the security zone at the Republican National Convention.(Mark Alesia/Raw Story)None of the drivers sitting in the trucks’ cabs knew who financed the messages.“Unknown client,” said Johnny Ford, one of the drivers.In the current political climate, it wasn’t completely clear if the display was pro- or anti-Trump.'Welcome future fake electors'Numerous other kinds of protests — many with a humorous edge — dot the streets of downtown Milwaukee.Sign in the window of a spice food company whose headquarters is in Wisconsin and is unabashed about its politics.(Mark Alesia/Raw Story)Lady with a sign on a hanger protests outside the security zone of the Republican National Convention.(Mark Alesia/Raw Story)Car on street with a protest outside the security zone of the Republican National Convention.(Mark Alesia/Raw Story)Truck sponsored by People for the American Way reminds people what Republican vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance once said about Donald Trump.(Mark Alesia/Raw Story)Protestor outside entrance for cars into the security zone for the Republican National Convention.(Mark Alesia/Raw Story)Spanish language protest truck says, "Wisconsin it's time to reject Trump's agenda. Prohibit access to abortion and contraceptives at the national level. Separate thousands of families through mass deportations. Raise taxes on working communities and exempt the rich from taxes.”(Mark Alesia/Raw Story)
11/07/2023 --politico
"Hopefully we can work through this and get something done in a short period of time," the Alabama senator said.
 
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