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<h2>Meet Kody!</h2><h3>Kody Macaulay exemplifies a steadfast commitment to community, nation, and family.</h3>Having achieved distinction as an Eagle Scout, he seamlessly transitioned into an illustrious career in the United States Air Force, garnering commendations for his unwavering dedication. Married to Melissa, they take pride in their two children, Zooey (10) and Charlee Rose (8), complemented by their cherished pets, Kenobi and Kitt. They also recently rescued a new puppy they named Rebel. As you can tell by the names of his pets, Kody is a huge Star Wars fan! Kody and Melissa enjoy watching their children compete in different sports; currently Zooey is playing Flag Football and Charlee Rose is in Gymnastics.After seven years of meritorious service and two deployments, Kody made a strategic shift to the Air Force Reserves while concurrently venturing into law enforcement. His pursuit of self-improvement led to the attainment of a Master of Science in Sport Management from SNHU. In 2022, Kody medically separated from the Air Force Reserves, having served a total of 13 years in the military. Most recently, Kody was engaged in the realm of Information Technology and Security, contributing his expertise at Tinker Air Force Base, where he helped stand up the first Cyber Mission Defense Team in the Air Force.Motivated by a desire to serve at a broader level, Kody aspires to represent District 4 as a congressman. His multifaceted background in the military, law enforcement, and IT positions him as an adept advocate for the diverse needs of his constituents. Throughout his journey, Kody remains dedicated to supporting and defending the rights of his family, neighbors, and country.

While there are many things I would like to tackle in DC, I want to highlight a few that I am passionate about. Reproductive freedom, protecting our benefits, being a voice and an ally for marginalized groups, and protecting my fellow veterans.

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The recent developments in our country have brought significant changes to the Supreme Court, leading to the overturning of the landmark decision, Roe v. Wade. This decision has had a profound impact on women's reproductive rights, leaving many people feeling disenfranchised and without the autonomy to make choices about their own bodies. It is a pivotal moment in our history, and it underscores the urgency of prioritizing the protection of a woman's right to choose. As a dedicated advocate for reproductive rights, I am committed to standing up against any attempts to pass a nationwide abortion ban, ensuring that every woman has access to safe and legal reproductive healthcare.We must recognize that the fight for reproductive rights is a fundamental struggle for gender equality and personal autonomy. The decisions we make today will shape the future of our society, and it is my unwavering commitment to champion women's rights, to provide them with the freedom and agency to make choices about their own bodies, and to protect the right to choose from any undue interference. I believe that safeguarding these rights is not only a moral imperative but also a reflection of our values as a nation that champions individual freedoms and personal choices.

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Reproductive Freedom

Rep. Tom Cole's persistent efforts to cut Social Security and Medicare/Medicaid benefits since the 1980s raise important questions about his priorities and the root causes of our national debt. In his recent speech nominating Jim Jordan for Speaker of the House, he placed the blame on these essential benefits, benefits that 20% of District 4 rely on.It's essential to remember that over 813,000 people rely on Social Security and Medicare/Medicaid benefits for their daily survival. While some politicians prioritize corporate profits, my commitment is to safeguard the most vulnerable members of our society. One viable solution to ensure the solvency of these vital programs is to consider increasing or eliminating the Social Security Tax Cap, a move that could extend the program's stability for another 75 years or more. Rather than targeting critical lifelines for those in District 4 and beyond, we should explore alternative options that protect and support the people who need it most. It's time to prioritize the well-being of our citizens over fiscal agendas.

Protecting Social Security and Medicare

Securing the well-deserved benefits for our veterans and safeguarding the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) from privatization is a crucial mission. Our veterans have sacrificed so much for our country, and it's our duty to ensure they receive the support they need. From healthcare to education and housing, these benefits are lifelines for veterans transitioning to civilian life. We must stand strong in advocating for policies that not only protect but also enhance these crucial services, recognizing and respecting the immense contributions of our veterans to our nation's security.The looming threat of privatizing the VA is concerning, as it could jeopardize the quality and accessibility of veteran care. A privatized system might prioritize profits over the well-being of our heroes, potentially leading to a reduction in specialized services and personalized support. Preserving the public nature of the VA is vital, ensuring that veterans continue to receive the comprehensive and tailored care they deserve. As we rally behind the cause of protecting veteran benefits, let's also unite to uphold the integrity of the VA as a public institution, guaranteeing that our veterans are cared for in a way that truly honors their sacrifices.

Protecting our Veterans

Our Tribal Nations deserve a country that respects their sovereignty and upholds its commitments. For far too long, we've been shifting the goalposts and encroaching on their ability to self-govern. Tribal sovereignty means honoring their right to manage their natural resources and control their territories without interference.It's unacceptable that treaties, some dating back to 1835 like the Treaty of New Echota with the Cherokee Nation, are still not being honored. Promises made must be promises kept. The Cherokee Nation was promised a Representative in Congress, yet that seat remains vacant.The statistics on violence against Native women are appalling. They experience violence at a staggering rate of 80% and are murdered at a rate 10 times higher than the national average. Organizations like MMIW/MMIP are working tirelessly to address this crisis. In Oklahoma, we've taken a step forward with the Kasey Alert, a vital tool akin to the Amber Alert, specifically for at-risk Native individuals. It's time for this life-saving alert system to be implemented nationwide, and I'm committed to introducing legislation to make it a reality. We owe it to our Native communities to ensure their safety and protect their rights.

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LGBTQ+ rights are unequivocally human rights, full stop. The principles enshrined in our nation's Declaration of Independence make this abundantly clear, proclaiming that "all men are created equal" and that they possess certain unalienable rights, including the right to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. It is disheartening that, despite these foundational ideals, we continually find ourselves facing the stark reality of marginalization and discrimination against a whole group of people. It's high time we reflect on our past, learn from it, and evolve as a society to embrace the values of equality, inclusion, and justice.Regrettably, some Republicans, including Tom Cole, are intent on rolling back the progress we've made. Their nostalgia for the past threatens to drag us backward, while the majority of us are eager to move forward. We cannot allow them to turn the clock back to the 1950s; instead, we must stand united in our commitment to a more inclusive, accepting, and forward-thinking society that upholds the dignity and rights of every individual, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. It's time to ensure that our nation lives up to its foundational promise of equality and liberty for all.

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"Alone, we can do so little; together, we can do so much." - Helen Keller

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<h2>4/16/2024 </h2><h2>A COVID Reminder...</h2>Oklahoma was pounded by COVID, and it unfortunately led to an estimated 16,000 deaths here. While we are far removed from the peak of COVID, we've had a rough flu season to the point where it's been called the "Oklahoma Flu". We're seeing all the states surrounding us find animals infected with the H5N1 bird flu, so it's just a matter of time before it's discovered here in Oklahoma.Washing your hands and wearing at least a N-95 mask when you're sick is one of the best ways to prevent the spread. Also, it may be prudent to wear a mask when you see your doctor, you never know what is still lingering in the air, or what sickness they've been dealing with that day. Personally, I'm lucky that my PCM uses HEPA filters in their rooms, and they wear masks, so it puts me at ease. I think HEPA filters should be a requirement for all doctors' offices/hospitals.When I lived in Japan for 3 years, I noticed the Japanese masked up any time they were sick. They did this because they knew it was the respectful and courteous thing to do to prevent spreading their sickness. Coincidentally, Japan only had an approx. 590 deaths per 1m population, while the US had approx. 3,640 deaths per 1m. COVID is likely never going away, like the flu, but we can do a better job of preventing spreads of ANY infectious disease.For more information, some good resources are National Nurses United and the World Health Network.

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"Let's work together for the benefit of all Oklahomans. It's disheartening to witness our elected officials prioritize party loyalties and special interests over policies that would genuinely serve our community. I'm committed to fostering bipartisan solutions that prioritize the well-being of our state's residents."

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<h2>5/1/2024</h2><h2>Severe Weather</h2>If you or someone you know was affected by the storms last night, please direct them to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management. They have a ton of links and helpful information for both state and federal programs. Here is the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://oklahoma.gov/oem/programs-and-services/individual-assistance.html">link.</a>Also, keep an eye out for the 2025 registration for the SoonerSafe rebate program if you don't have a shelter. It won't guarantee you a shelter, it's a random selection process, but it's worth the few minutes it will take to register. Here is the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://oklahoma.gov/oem/programs-and-services/soonersafe-safe-room-rebate-program.html">link</a>.

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Also, a special Mother’s Day mention for my mom, and all the other moms that became a mom via adoption

I’m incredibly lucky to have been adopted and I’m eternally grateful to her.

Happy Mothers Day to the most amazing mom our girls could have ever asked for. https://t.co/eNwX71V0R9

Pausing some offensive weapons*, not cutting them off.

This isn't something new, and we're not turning our back on Israel.

Now, if we could only get @TomColeOK04 and the rest of the GOP to stop being so dramatic. https://t.co/zLR5lAsDkk