Ryan Walters responds after 9 Oklahoma teachers reportedly told to pay back bonus money
Tens of thousands of dollars teachers thought they had earned are now being clawed back.
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Tens of thousands of dollars teachers thought they had earned are now being clawed back.
"Cindy Byrd's re-election bid as State Auditor & Inspector has been targeted by political action committees (PACs) where secret donors have earmarked around $1 million to use against her," according
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