Governor gets religious expression bill
OKLAHOMA CITY - Gov. Brad Henry 's desk is the next stop for legislation given final approval by the Oklahoma House Monday that supporters said will protect students' rights to express their religious viewpoints in public school classrooms.
Opponents warned that the measure may have unintended consequences and could lead to classroom confrontations and disruption.
"If we're going to have school, then we need ...
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