The Web site is sparse because every minute and every dollar of CoA is going to be spent on the advertising campaign, but a visit to the site will be memorable. To listen to the radio ads, you'll need to download a RealPlayer if you haven't already. Full instructions for downloading are available at the site. Since its inception in 1993, the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs has grown to be one of the best public policy research organizations in the country. Most of their research and commentary is specific to Oklahoma, but the issues concern all of us.
Web site makes navigation through scores of articles, studies, and speeches very easy.
One interesting feature is OCPA's Calendar which doesn't just confine itself to OCPA events. Check the calendar to find out. I've only begun to scratch the surface. OCPA has plenty of good research here, much of it on the need for education reform but with other sections on economics and governance , which makes this site worth bookmarking for many return visits. This site is thorough, well-organized, and, if you are capable of enjoying an occasional laugh at the ridiculousness of some lawsuits, very entertaining.