Cattle prices are low. The drought is hurting us horribly. The hay deal is helping, but we need tax breaks to help offset the burden. I'm unhappy with the HMO mentality, and there, the Legislature does have influence and can step in. I also know there's problems with home health care, but even with the problems, it is great for keeping families together and at home.
People live longer and have a better quality of life, and it's less expensive than the alternatives.
Both candidates have run grassroots campaigns, personally knocking on doors and meeting voters. And the voters have told them what's on their minds. In the Tipps camp, voters have talked about their concerns over the high cost of car tags, Right to Work, health insurance for the elderly and the effects of the drought. The Ardmore attorney said he has worked hard to present a positive campaign atmosphere. We've made it a priority to present the positive aspects.