Oklahoma AG argues against nation’s first religious charter school [Video]

BE THE CENTER OF THIS CASE. YEAH. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, GENTNER DRUMMOND, ARGUES THE OKLAHOMA AS A STATE CANNOT TEACH A SPECIFIC SINGLE RELIGION. AND THEY ARGUE THAT THAT SCHOOL WOULD DO EXACTLY THAT. BUT SUPPORTERS OF THE SCHOOL SAY IT FALLS ALONG STANDING PRECEDENT OF THE STATE GIVING PUBLIC STATE MONEY TO PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS, BOTH SIDES IN THE LEGAL BATTLE OVER RELIGIOUS ONLINE CHARTER SCHOOL. FEELING CONFIDENT FOLLOWING ORAL ARGUMENTS BEFORE THE STATE SUPREME COURT TUESDAY MORNING. I THINK THE QUESTIONS WERE WELL INFORMED. MY SENSE OF IT IS THAT IT WILL BE DIFFICULT FOR THE COURT TO NOT GRANT MY REQUEST. IT SEEMED LIKE A VERY GOOD DISCUSSION IN RAISING A LOT OF ISSUES FOR THE COURT TO CONSIDER. SO WE THOUGHT I THOUGHT IT WAS VERY GOOD. THE QUESTION BEFORE THE COURT, SHOULD OKLAHOMA BE ABLE TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH RELIGIOUS CHARTER SCHOOL? OKLAHOMA’S AG …