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It's the question on everyone's lips, Gov. Brad Henry says.

What's he going to do in two years?

Once he knows, maybe he'll let the rest of us in on it.

"I get that question almost every day," Henry told the Tulsa World. "I just frankly don't know right now."

Here's the rub: In two years Henry's second term as governor ends.

The state Constitution prevents him from running for governor again for at least four years.

(Hypothetically, he could return to the Legislature and serve there for two years before a different set of term limits would force him out of office again, but that possibility makes Henry laugh out loud.)

Meanwhile, the term of U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn — who has been circumspect about his own plans — also ends in 2010.

The obvious scenario is for Henry to follow the pattern of former Gov. David Boren, who left the governor's office in 1979 and went to the Senate.

Imagine that clash of Oklahoma political Titans: Henry against Coburn.

Don't hold your breath, sports fans.

Henry repeats the oldest cliche in show business — never say never — but then gives a pretty airtight case against a 2010 Senate race.

"It's just not very appealing to me right now," he said.

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