CFN
Gazette staff
Well, it appears this year we won’t get to learn of all of those other well-established peer-reviewed scientific theories that challenge evolutionary theory.
Tuesday 21 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Kern
Culling the herd
No intelligent design for you.
CFN
Gazette staff
Well, it appears this year we won’t get to learn of all of those other well-established peer-reviewed scientific theories that challenge evolutionary theory.
Separation deliberation
Two pastors, including Sally Kern’s husband, debate whether the Constitution was intended as a religious document.
News
Clifton Adcock
The hour-and-a-half-long debate was full of historical references, statistics, philosophical viewpoints and well-delivered arguments.
Questions answered from the Rev. Kern
Letters to the Editor
Steve Kern
I want to answer Glen Garcia’s letter (“Questions for Kern”) in the March 16 Oklahoma Gazette. He posed two questions to my opening remarks in the Feb. 24 debate I participated in.
Counterpoint: Scrutinizing science
Real education should be about teaching kids how to think.
Commentary
Steve Kern
In Oklahoma, there have been at least three attempts to pass a “teach the controversy about evolution” bill in the last few years.
Free thoughts with the Kern clan
Letters to the Editor
Andy Sands
Regarding the Rev. Steve Kern’s Commentary “Counterpoint: Scrutinizing science” (April 13, Gazette), Rev. Kern expresses his deep desire for Oklahoma’s students to be freethinkers and use their own reasoning.
In the beginning
Letters to the Editor
Merle D. Wright
I read with interest the Commentary by the Rev. Steve Kern on “Scrutinizing science.”
Missing ‘the point’
Letters to the Editor
Steve Kern
I appreciated the tenor of Andy Sand’s response (Letters, “Free thoughts with the Kern clan,” April 20, Gazette) to my April 13 “Counterpoint” Commentary, but he totally missed the point.
Is Sally Kern an aberration?
For the GOP to not condemn Kern is to condone her actions.
Commentary
Sen. Andrew Rice
Being the Democratic nominee for United States Senate in 2008, when then-candidate Barack Obama was the nominee for president, was an eye-opening experience.
Queen of bad press
A woman makes anti-woman (and anti-African American) remarks.
CFN
Gazette staff
Known for bringing guns to the Capitol and making offensive social commentary (Remember the one where she compares gays to terrorists?), this year, the unparalleled Rep. Sally Kern, R-Oklahoma City, had been relatively quiet. Almost too quiet.
