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14 Jan 2021 After a potential offense, Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) has issued an apology to residents in north Oklahoma on Thursday after he questioned the 2020 presidential election results, according to Tulsa World. Addressed to “My friends in North Tulsa,” Lankford says his decision to question the results “caused a firestorm of suspicion among many of my friends, particularly in Black communities around the state. I was completely blindsided, but I also found a blind spot.” According to the publication Tulsa World, “Lankford has been more involved with Black Tulsans, and par...
By: News On 6, Kristin Wells TULSA, Okla. - Senator James Lankford (R-OK) issued a letter to Black Tulsans after his decision to contest the results of the 2020 presidential election. In the letter, Lankford apologized for his “blindness” to how his actions were seen by the Black community in Oklahoma, as challenging results in states like Georgia, Pennsylvania and Michigan was “seen as casting doubt on the validity of votes coming out of predominantly Black communities.” Sen. Lankford had voiced his support for an Electoral Commission to audit the results of the election. Following...
Republican senator James Lankford apologizes to black voters for trying to overturn the election saying he did not realize they would be upset about challenging African-American communities' votes Republican Sen. James Lankford apologized to his black constituents after first joining an effort to challenge the results of the 2020 presidential election He said he didn't realize when questioning Georgia, Pennsylvania and Michigan's vote, Republicans were casting doubt on Atlanta, Philadelphia and Detroit Those cities are heavily African-American 'I deeply regret my blindness to that per...