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EXCLUSIVE: Roger Stone on His Other Campaign, Prosperity in Indian Country (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON â When Vice President JD Vance wants a straight read on American voters, he says Roger Stone is the first person he'd call. On Sept. 22, he told a room full of tribal leaders that Stone is their friend, too. [Watch the moment below.] "Special shout out to my friend Roger Stone, who I know is a very dear friend to so many of you in the Native American community," Vance said at the 2026 White House Tribal Leadership Conference. Vance called Stone "one of the brightest minds in America
Echols: ‘We Are Going To Root Out Corruption’ (opens the original)
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NORMAN, Okla. â Jon Echols says the Oklahoma attorney generalâs office should be more than a prosecutorial agency. It should be âthe lawyer for the taxpayers of the state of Oklahoma,â a check on government and a force against corruption, organized crime and federal overreach. âWe are gonna root out corruption,â Echols said. âWe are gonna make state government follow the law, and we are gonna root out these illegal Chinese grows, and weâre gonna deliver on those promises.â Ech
“Put a Prosecutor, Not a Politician”: Coffey’s Case for Attorney General (opens the original)
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NORMAN, Okla. â Nick Coffey is asking Oklahoma voters, including Republicans, to set party aside and decide the attorney generalâs race on legal experience. âThe attorney general is not the person that writes the law,â Coffey said in an interview. âThat is left up to the Legislature. All the attorney general can do is make sure the law is enforced.â Coffey, the Democratic nominee, faces Republican Jon Echols, a former state representative. The former federal prosecutor is running on
Echols: ‘We Are Going To Root Out Corruption’ (opens the original)
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NORMAN, Okla. â Jon Echols says the Oklahoma attorney generalâs office should be more than a prosecutorial agency. It should be âthe lawyer for the taxpayers of the state of Oklahoma,â a check on government and a force against corruption, organized crime and federal overreach. âWe are gonna root out corruption,â Echols said. âWe are gonna make state government follow the law, and we are gonna root out these illegal Chinese grows, and weâre gonna deliver on those promises.â Ech
“While Others Have Talked, I Have Acted”: Trump Touts U.S. Strength, Calls for Unity Against Iran (opens the original)
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UNITED NATIONS â President Trump told world leaders Tuesday that the United States had emerged stronger at home and more decisive abroad, using his address to the U.N. General Assembly to tout economic gains, border security, military power and what he said were major diplomatic breakthroughs. âAmerica is back and our country is stronger today than ever before,â Trump said. âOur economy is the envy of the world. Our military is the most powerful on Earth. Our technology is second to none
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