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.”

Letters to the Editor
Glen Garcia
What a novel excuse for being selfish, miserly, complacent and sedentary. Cite Bible passages and pretend you’re superior to all the “evil” liberals out there who are out to increase your taxes.

Letters to the Editor
Glen Garcia
Anyone who knows the history of the labor and Progressive movements in this country, especially during the period of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, knows that the Jewish community was deeply involved in liberal, progressive causes in this country, right through to the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s.

Letters to the Editor
Glen Garcia
Kudos to both David Grow (“Real ‘science,’” May 25, Gazette) and Michael Hopkins (“A ‘point’ refuted,” May 25) for their masterful refutations of the anti-evolutionist dogma recently published within the Letters pages of your fine publication.

Letters to the Editor
Glen Garcia
In the debate presented Feb. 24 at the Oklahoma City Community College (Clifton Adcock, “Separation deliberation,” March 2, Gazette), Pastor Steve Kern declared that “the Constitution is a Christian document established by Christians to preserve the Christian social order already established in the colonies.”

Letters to the Editor
Glen Garcia
You don't win people over to your argument by referring to them as "road geese" or "The Bicycle Bozohood," or by implying that bicyclists are lazy and don't work.

Letters to the Editor
Glen Garcia
Rep. Wesselhöft's use of violent rhetoric and his use of the terms "terrorists," "radical" and "Muslim triumphalism" belie his stated intentions and reveal the true nature of his letter.