Every now and then, an issue comes along that has me sharing a common opinion with hardcore Republicans.
Sometimes, it’s positive and encouraging – like when Kevin Stitt called to reform Oklahoma’s civil asset forfeiture laws – whereas other times it has me questioning my own senses and sanity.
For example, over the past decade or so, I’ve been softly beating a drum that maybe, just maybe, we should open up TSET money for things that fall outside its original, constitutionally mandated mission of improving the health and quality of life of Oklahomans.