I can't say that any of the comments that I've read above have anything to do with the issues. They're more likely those of opposition campaigns.

I agree that the control of this city has been concentrated within a small group of wealthy people. Just review the last names involved and their affiliations.

Lets face facts. Downtown is not the key to Tulsa's revival. It's not real hard to figure that out.

So far, I'm liking Medlock as a candidate. It's time to concentrate on Tulsa as a whole. The management of this city has been abysmal for a very long time (Rep and Dem). It's time for real leadership. I hope that Medlock is as advertised.

As for the "Gang of Five" and "Recall" issues, It makes him a more desirable candidate in my view.

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Re:	5/23/2008 - 7:47pm

Hotlinking the addresses to Google or MSN maps would be nice.

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