Oklahoma AG Says Non-Secular Charter Schools Is 'A Bridge Too Far' As SCOTUS Debates Case

Speaking to reporters outside the Supreme Court on Wednesday, Oklahoma Attorney General, Gentner Drummond, explained his opposition to religious charter schools.

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