Oklahomans fight global warming bill
WASHINGTON — As President Barack Obama and House Democratic leaders worked furiously to round up votes for a far-reaching global warming bill, Oklahoma lawmakers said Thursday they were adamantly opposed to the legislation.
"Frankly, since I’ve been in Congress, this is one of the worse pieces of legislation I’ve ever seen,” said Rep. Dan Boren , D-Muskogee.
Rep. Tom Cole, R-...
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