The Oklahoma Ethics Commission discusses potential ideas for rule changes at their July 10, 2025, meeting at the state Capitol in Oklahoma City. (Photo by Emma Murphy/Oklahoma Voice)
Hats off to the Oklahoma Ethics Commission, which over the course of the past few months has seemingly transformed itself from a toothless shih tzu into an aggressive, but well-trained pitbull that’s going for the jugular.
For years, the agency and its governing board inspired about as much fear as a cute baby bunny would into the state employees, lobbyists and political candidates that they were supposed to hold accountable…