Letters to the Editor
Jon Womastek
Setting aside the personal smears, factual errors and oxygen-starved reasoning of Dick J. Brooks’ April 18 missive, “He deserves no respect,” his hypothetical scenario about the company’s new leader has left out a few minor details.

Letters to the Editor
Larry Stem
Rep. Jason Nelson: I read your self-aggrandizing commentary in Oklahoma Gazette (“A plan to fix DHS,” April 4), and I have to reply that most of the problems your party is trying to solve is one of their own making.

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

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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.

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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
Who would have believed the state House district that spawned Randy Terrill would be ground zero for one of the nastiest primary campaigns in the state?

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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.