Letters to the Editor
Elda Davis
In answer to Dick J. Brooks, I think he has forgotten the facts just a little. Which CEO came into office, took a surplus, turned it into a deficit and rewarded all his cronies who contributed to his campaign with numerous tax breaks and war contracts, which put our country into a recession akin to the 1930s?

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Gazette staff
The Sooner State played a peripheral role in last week’s drama surrounding rock ’n’ roller Ted Nugent and his latest rant about President Barack Obama.

Letters to the Editor
Martin Morelli
Johnson & Johnson’s dental floss now has instructions on the back of its package showing how to properly cut the floss.

Letters to the Editor
Brandon Wertz
Ted Nugent’s recent comments at the National Rifle Association convention regarding President Obama (Chicken- Fried News, “Redneck rhapsody,” April 25, Oklahoma Gazette) have raised a valid question: At what point does a person’s free speech make him or her culpable in a murder?

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 the harumphing begin! Oklahoma's Republican leaders are weighing in on the U.S. Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling today upholding the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act. And — prepare to be shocked — they're not happy about it.

News
Clifton Adcock
Nearly seven and a half years ago, a Tulsa couple decided to file a lawsuit against the state of Oklahoma after the government decided to prevent them from becoming married.

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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
Remember the old Anthony’s stores?

News
Tim Farley
Oklahoma City’s public school leaders are looking to the future by investing in their youngest students and hiring 120 full-day pre-kindergarten teachers.