Why Oklahoma's delegation said no
WASHINGTON — When both houses of Congress last week approved a major expansion of government-funded health care for children, Oklahoma 's delegation opposed it.
Only three states' entire delegations opposed it. Wyoming 's and Idaho 's were the others, but Wyoming has one U.S. House member and Idaho has only two. Oklahoma has five — four Republicans and one Democrat. Oklahoma's senators are Republicans.
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