Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has thoughts about toning down political fights. Here’s what he says
Summary
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt reflected on his experience leading the National Governors Association, including a recent conflict with President Donald Trump over excluding two Democratic governors from a White House meeting. Stitt emphasized that election control should remain with states and expressed concerns about the large federal government contributing to political tensions.Key Facts
- Kevin Stitt is the governor of Oklahoma and led the National Governors Association.
- At a past meeting in Washington, President Trump initially blocked two Democratic governors from attending.
- Stitt convinced Trump to reverse the decision after pushing back.
- Trump criticized Stitt by calling him a "RINO" and questioned his performance.
- Stitt is handing over leadership of the National Governors Association to Maryland Governor Wes Moore, a Democrat.
- Stitt believes elections should be run by states, not the federal government.
- Oklahoma requires absentee ballots to be notarized and counted by Election Day.
- Stitt said large federal government size has added to the country’s political tensions.
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