Henrys leave Governor's Mansion
After Monday's inauguration ceremony, Brad Henry 's worries changed from being in charge of Oklahoma to hooking up his television so he could watch that night's college football national championship game.
He returned to being a private citizen after serving eight years as the state's chief executive when Mary Fallin was inaugurated as the state's 27th governor shortly after noon Monday.
Henry, first ele...
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