Congressman James Lankford visited Guthrie Wednesday morning as he spoke with citizens during a meet and greet inside Golden Age Nursing Home.
Congressman James Lankford speaks inside a Guthrie nursing home on health care. Photo courtesy of Jarrett George.
Lankford, who won the Republican Party nomination in June for the U.S. Senate, primarily spoke and fielded questions on health care inside the Guthrie nursing home.
He said there are going to be tougher days ahead, but said not to lose hope.
Lankford went on to say that the Affordable Care Act “Obamacare” creates new issues every month and needs to completely go away. However, he did say the system before Obamacare was not working either.
“Decisions need to be made locally,” Lankford said to the gallery of an estimated 100 people.
Lankford will be challenged from Democrat Connie Johnson in November to fill the seat being vacated by Sen. Tom Coburn.
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