Inhofe wants to serve more time in Senate
WASHINGTON — Sen. Jim Inhofe never even considered retiring after his current term ends in early 2009.
Though he'll be 74 then and a 22-year veteran of Washington, he said that he isn't close to running out of gas and that his seniority gives Oklahoma influence that it wouldn't have with a new senator.
"I wouldn't consider being here if I wasn't at the top of my game and more active than anyone I know,” ...
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