Lieutenant governor still working on her to-do list
It cost her nearly $1 million, but Jari Askins says she has the best job in state government.
Askins, beginning her ninth month as lieutenant governor, said loaning her campaign $880,000 was worth it.
"To be able to be in this office during the centennial year is a fantastic opportunity,” she said. "We have enjoyed accepting applications and participating in events and ceremonies across the state as Oklahomans...
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