Oklahoma defends Bibles-in-schools proposal after report that only Trump’s might qualify
- Oklahoma’s Department of Education opened bids for 55,000 Bibles, specifying they must be the King James Version and include certain foundational documents.
- A salesperson confirmed Mardel Christian & Education has 2,900 Bibles, but none meet these criteria.
- Former Attorney General Drew Edmondson criticized the bid as non-competitive, arguing the specifications unfairly exclude most bidders.
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