First
Forbes told the nation about Oklahoma's "hoodlumesque attorney general." Then
The Wall Street Journal suggested that the recent behavior of our ambitious AG may have "less to do with enforcing the law and more to do with warning activists to think twice before challenging political elites." Comes now an editorial in the Washington, D.C.
Examiner suggesting that "Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson should change the friendly billboards welcoming visitors to the state in its centennial year. The revised copy should say: 'Welcome to Oklahoma (Unless you favor taxpayer rights and political speech, in which case you may go to prison).'"
First Forbes told the nation about Oklahoma's "hoodlumesque attorney general." Then The Wall Street Journal suggested that the recent behavior of our ambitious AG may have "less to do with enforcing the law and more to do with warning activists to think twice before challenging political elites." Comes now an editorial in the Washington, D.C. Examiner suggesting that "Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson should change the friendly billboards welcoming visitors to the state in its centennial year. The revised copy should say: 'Welcome to Oklahoma (Unless you favor taxpayer rights and political speech, in which case you may go to prison).'"
