County GOP chair: Oklahoma should quit public education
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November 30, 2018
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Republican leadership in one of Oklahoma's most populous counties has sent a letter to the state's lawmakers calling for an end to government-run public schools, or if that is too much, to at least find alternative funding sources for the system besides tax revenue.
Other GOP leaders have rebuked the letter, saying its views are outside the state party's mainstream, while looking toward next year's legislative session, when classroom funding is likely to again be a major focus.
Andrew Lopez, Republican Party chair for suburban Oklahoma City's Canadian County, signed the le...
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