CFN
Gazette staff
Although Oklahoma City has stepped up its game in, well, just about everything, we’ve yet to literally take more steps.

CFN
Gazette staff
Are state lawmakers getting a little punchy as the legislative session comes to an end?

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Gazette staff
Question: When are experience and expertise not enough? Answer: When experience and expertise are gay..

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Gazette staff
Just a few weeks ago, Gov. Mary Fallin joined House and Senate leaders to trumpet an agreement for a reduction in the state personal income tax, lowering the top rate from 5.25 percent to 4.8 percent. It was a major plum for the governor, who had called for eliminating the personal income tax in her State of the State speech earlier this year.

Commentary
Mike Brake
Oklahoma will hold elections this year, but we’ll do it largely without the Democratic Party. The institution that dominated state politics for nearly a century is moribund. That’s a shame; we Republicans said for years that twoparty government is better government, and a lot of us still believe that, but the opposition has grown so feeble that it almost feels like bullying to take them on at the polls.

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Gazette staff
Let's get this straight: U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Muskogee, thinks stalling the appointments of exceptionally qualified judges is ... a travesty! A sham! A travesty of a sham!

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Gazette staff
Voter registration in Oklahoma is on the rise, but that doesn’t mean the Democratic Party is part of it.

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Gazette staff
So, the elections have mercifully come and gone, putting an end — at least for a while — to commercials of political candidates holding U.S. flags, kissing babies and laughing with confused elderly folks.