Money grab: Millions more won't satisfy union
As expected, the Oklahoma Education Association had no problem getting the 139,000 or so signatures it needed to get a school funding measure put on a statewide ballot. Getting the voters to bite come election time should prove a totally different challenge.
On Monday, union officials and other supporters of the Helping Oklahoma Public Education group turned in petitions with 238,000 signatures to the Secretary of ...
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