Since the Oklahoma legislature is filled with a bunch of spineless sellouts who don't like to do their job, the only real way for citizens in Oklahoma to institute any meaningful change or reform is through a ballot initiative petition – a long, time-consuming process littered with a litany of rules, regulations and requirements.
Knowing this path to reform is still semi-accessible to some people, lawmakers like Rep. John Enns, R-Enid are hard at work to make sure that getting a state question put on the ballot will be as difficult as possible.