Kendra Horn

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

While many businesses are opening today in OKC, local restrictions are still in place to limit the spread of COVID-19. More info here ⬇️ — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

If you have experience using Oklahoma's unemployment system and applying for assistance through OESC, please take my survey. Let's get to the bottom of where Oklahoma's implementation of unemployment assistance is falling short: https://t.co/DdRGc89l0M — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

I've heard from hundreds of Oklahomans who can't access benefits they need and qualify for. We must implement the CARES Act successfully to provide unemployment relief to those who are out of work because of COVID-19 and the economic crisis. It's time to fix this in Oklahoma. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

Oklahoma hasn't even successfully implemented unemployment assistance for all those who need it and who qualify under the CARES Act. But already, state officials are discussing how to cut relief for Oklahomans out of work and in crisis. This is shameful. https://t.co/4CPj7V8uhh — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

I've heard from countless Oklahomans struggling to make ends meet during this crisis. My office is here for you. If you need help with unemployment assistance, a stimulus check, veterans benefits, or other relief, contact my office at https://t.co/k40uxreMV7 or at (405) 602-3074. https://t.co/OR73DK6IpC — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

@kaylynnschultz1 @GovStitt Hi Kaylynn - my staff would be happy to see what we can do. Feel free to give our office a call at (405) 602-3074. Our caseworkers are working to help people with stimulus checks, unemployment assistance, and federal benefits during this crisis. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

I am deeply disappointed in the decision to delay legislative business until later this month rather than working to set up either remote legislative systems or safe in-person procedures. It is time to get back to business for the people. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

It is easy to reject change in a historic institution such as Congress, but the tradition most important to our democracy, the one we must preserve, is our work to ensure transparency and accountability in a government by and for the people. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

It is critical that we take action now to allow House lawmakers to safely carry out these essential functions during the COVID-19 crisis. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

In this time of great challenge, uncertainty, and upheaval, we must have the ability to conduct the business of the House of Representatives in a public and transparent way by holding committee hearings, debating, marking-up and voting on legislation. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

.@SBAgov is accepting applications again for the Paycheck Protection Program to keep employees on payroll. If you run a small business in need of relief, check out this list of approved lenders in OK. https://t.co/imTEGpAEnM Apply today at https://t.co/QxdGr9EibV. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

30 years ago we launched into a new age of scientific discovery with the debut of the Hubble Telescope. Since then, it's shaped our understanding of space and our place among the stars. Hubble is proof of what we can learn when America invests in science. https://t.co/VrhnygUvIv — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

My Back to Work checklist is the product of across-the-aisle cooperation. It calls for commonsense protections before reopening, including widespread testing, contact tracing, and more PPE. We are not there yet. Here's the full list: https://t.co/GDuVIdEWGY — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

To truly reignite Oklahoma's economy and protect lives, we must reopen safely and strategically. I released a bipartisan checklist to verify whether we have the health and economic tools in place to do so. OK does not yet. A second wave of COVID-19 would set us back even farther. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

We must provide more assistance to frontline healthcare heroes, oil and gas workers, and dependents left out of the CARES Act. I will continue fighting for the Oklahomans struggling to get through this crisis with bipartisan legislation that is targeted, timely, and transparent. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

We must make changes to PPP to ensure nonprofits, tribal entities, and other small businesses that were excluded get the help they need. We must ensure that state & local governments have the resources they need to support first responders, including our police and fire fighters. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

Tonight's bipartisan compromise will deliver critical resources for Oklahoma’s small businesses, hospitals, and health care workers as they face the COVID-19 crisis. We still have work to do, but this was an important step forward. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

@Geopro405 Hi Mark - our office would be happy to help. Call our team at (405) 602-3074 and we will see what we can do. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

Providing resources for the SPR is one piece of the puzzle to secure America's energy independence and help workers. We must also look into oil dumping by actors like Saudi Arabia and Russia. Our work is not done. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

I've introduced a bipartisan bill to help workers in the oil and gas industry, providing $3 billion for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Oklahomans are hurting. The crisis we face is from a slump in demand due to COVID-19 and market interference by bad actors. We must act now. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

This week I reached out to Governor Stitt to offer assistance to implement these programs, access federal funds, and provide any necessary support to expedite the unemployment process in Oklahoma. We have to deliver relief now. https://t.co/rMf9E1ScLH — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

Over 200,000 Oklahomans have filed for unemployment during the COVID-19 pandemic, and too many are having a hard time receiving unemployment assistance. We must act quickly to ensure Oklahomans can access the help they need and are entitled to under the stimulus bills we passed. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

Want to know where your stimulus check is? Tomorrow, the IRS is holding an Economic Impact Payment discussion with live Q&A with the American public. Pre-register here: https://t.co/vJErrsOdA0 — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

@vitaminpopper Hi Will - if you call our office for assistance, we would be happy to look into this. Our number is (405) 602-3074. The UI federal bonus cannot be used to kick someone off Medicaid or chip eligibility. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

Reopening America must be based on a data-driven strategy that meets public health challenges and reignites our economy. We have to take politics out of the equation. Today I joined with a bipartisan group of lawmakers to propose a path forward. https://t.co/h2SSDCygQi — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

Although we cannot gather in person today, we come together as Oklahomans to honor those who were killed, those who survived, and those changed forever. The online 25th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony can be viewed at https://t.co/nzzEK4h6Is. #WeRemember — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

We continue to come together, to support each other and we will emerge on the other side with scars and with hope that we will once again create a brighter future. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

Instead of gathering together, we are trying wrap our heads around the fact that we cannot wrap our arms around each other. And as we navigate the unique challenges of this COVID-19 crisis, the Oklahoma Standard is our North Star. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

What the world discovered, and what we already knew, was that this is the Oklahoma Standard. 25 years later, we pause to remember, to grieve those we lost, and celebrate the healing, strength, and resilience of Oklahoma City and our state — though not at all as we had planned. — PolitiTweet.org

Kendra Horn @VoteKendraOK

In the wake of this tragedy, in true Oklahoma-fashion, first responders, community organizations, faith leaders & the people of our state stepped up to help each other. Our community demonstrated how together we can find strength and connection even in the wake of unbearable loss — PolitiTweet.org