Oklahoma's representation still carries clout in Congress
POLITICAL clout in Washington, D.C. , is much on the minds of members of Oklahoma 's congressional delegation heading into the new year and a new Congress.
As detailed in a recent article by The Oklahoman 's Chris Casteel , six of the seven members — the Republicans — are deeper in the minority than they've ever been because of Democratic gains in November, raising some concern about how effective those members...
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