Commentary
Bill Bleakley
Last Saturday was the second anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision permitting unlimited spending by individuals, corporations and labor unions to conduct independent political campaign activities.

Letters to the Editor
Jim Gipson
The Oklahoma Gazette’s Jan. 12 “Chicken-Fried News” column, “The ol’ shell game?” — based on a Reuters story — needs the benefit of a few key facts.

Letters to the Editor
Robyn Lemon Sellers
What a gift Gazette readers received with Andrew Rice’s “A senator’s parting thoughts” (Commentary, Jan. 11).

Letters to the Editor
Brandon Wertz
On Jan. 18, many sites on the Internet either shut down or allowed limited access in an attempt to illustrate the potential oppression that could come from the proposed Internet regulations referred t

Commentary
Mike Brake
The 1954 U.S. Supreme Court decision that ended race-based school segregation recognized that it was unconstitutional to jam black kids into inadequate schools.

Letters to the Editor
Rob Bennet
In response to “Bad move, Oklahoma City Council” by Steve Kern (Letters, Dec. 7, Oklahoma Gazette): as an Oklahoman, religions scholar and self-proclaimed independent when it comes to religious affiliation, I would like to say to Steve Kern, your hypocrisy was a bad move.

Letters to the Editor
Wanda Jo Stapleton
I watched with interest the recent presidential debates in New Hampshire as candidates pandered to extreme right-wingers.

Commentary
Andrew Rice

Letters to the Editor
Michael Hopkins
Tom Furlong (Letters, “Enough, already!” Dec. 28, Gazette) seems to think that black woman are intentionally having babies and kicking out daddies to cash in on lucrative government welfare.

Letters to the Editor
Ron Ferrell
Thanks to Oklahoma Gazette for the article about my local heroes and neighbors, Bruce Johnson and Barbara Hagen (“Off the Grid,” Clifton Adcock, Dec. 7).

Commentary
Kym Koch
If it cost you a dollar and a nickel a year, would you fork it over to attend Oklahoma City’s Festival of the Arts?

Letters to the Editor
Brandon Wertz
It’s the season of giving, so I can’t help but be amazed at how hard our Congress had been working to take something away from millions of employed Americans. It’s the season of giving, so I can’t help but be amazed at how hard our Congress had been working to take something away from millions of employed Americans.

Commentary
John M. Fudge
Lawmakers this next legislative session are poised to scrutinize whether to retain a host of tax credits. Among the incentives that will be under the microscope is the tax credit for rehabilitating historic buildings.

Letters to the Editor
Bill Burton
In response to professor Kurt Hochenauer’s commentary (“The 99 percent,” Dec. 14, Oklahoma Gazette), he misrepresents the facts.

Letters to the Editor
Tom Furlong
The Dems see a single woman with a baby and give her a government stipend.