By the people... For the people. When President Abraham Lincoln spoke these words on a cold November day at Gettysburg in 1863, he rightfully more deeply carved his initials into the history books as a statesman.

Despite his incredible wisdom, Lincoln’s political platform was not without plenty of opposition as could be said of most of our nation’s founding fathers.

Freedom was a common thread to be protected by our national founders and they well understood that it would take a lot of public input to safeguard these important freedoms.

It is with careful consideration and contemplation that I construct my thoughts over recent political events. American Patriot Thomas Paine said, “Tyranny, like Hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph.” It is time United States citizens, and my fellow Oklahomans grasp that our federal and state governments are being dominated by evil, and they have brought hell upon us.

Most small towns have something unique to them... maybe even a number of things that make up part of their DNA. Hugo’s unique namesake, Victor Hugo is part of our DNA and you could probably add the railroad that has run through the community since 1902 in there, too.