GOP Drama in Logan County - Aiya Kelly Gives Her Side
Release Date: 03/13/2025
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info_outlineWe're gonna dig into some GOP drama some issues involving the Republican Party here in Oklahoma now if you're not from Oklahoma or not been involved in politics or the Republican Party for a while, you may be unaware of what's going on but those who are Republicans in the state of Oklahoma are really aware that there's been some factions and friction between different groups and the Republican party and here to talk more about that on this show is Aiya Kelly. She's a state committee woman for Logan County