Commentary
Gene Perry
Are the hundreds of thousands of families in Oklahoma who make less than $50,000 a year a “special interest”?

Letters to the Editor
Robert D. Allen
Dick J. Brooks (Letters to the editor, “He deserves no respect,” April 18, Oklahoma Gazette), derides President Obama, asserting a litany of alleged criminal conduct and concludes that he cannot “respect a fraud, a puppet, an empty suit.”

Letters to the Editor
Dennis Weigand
In regard to “He deserves no respect” by Dick J. Brooks: In his letter, Mr. Brooks writes about President Obama and his recent visit to Oklahoma.

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.

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?

Commentary
Kurt Hochenauer
Although they’ve been maligned by at least one corporate media outlet for doing so, three state lawmakers are standing up for Oklahoma women’s rights by fighting absurdity with absurdity.

Letters to the Editor
Tom Furlong
“Green Issue,” my ass.

Letters to the Editor
Glen Garcia
In response to Dick J. Brooks’ letter (“He deserves no respect,” April 18, Oklahoma Gazette): I would start by pointing out the flawed logic in Brooks’ “hypothetical situation” where he states that “whatever happened in the past to cause the debt situation is gone.”

Commentary
Larkin Warner
In mid-January, Gov. Mary Fallin and three of state government’s top financial officers made what must have been a stressful trip to New York City.

Letters to the Editor
Dick J. Brooks

Commentary
Ken Miller
The state of Oklahoma currently has one of the best higher education savings incentive programs in the nation.

Letters to the Editor
Mike Brake
What should we call our ballpark?

Letters to the Editor
Amber Nemecek
I was not aware that Stage Center is being persuaded to become a children’s museum.

Commentary
Rep. Jason Nelson
Last October, House Speaker Kris Steele asked me to lead a bipartisan group of state representatives in a strategic review of the Department of Human Services, the state’s largest agency.