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Gazette staff
At the risk of sounding like one of those rabidly anti-East Coast types, we’ve gotta note that The New York Times is at it again.

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Gazette staff
Speaking of the Bible Belt — just go with us here — it appears that sometimes those belts are unbuckled hurriedly so that pants can slide off and wind up in a crumpled heap with a bra and panties on the stained carpet of a room at Motel 6.

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Gazette staff
Here in the Heartland — or the buckle of the Bible Belt, depending on your cliché of choice — it’s difficult to fathom that there could be other states more conservative than Oklahoma.

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Gazette staff
After her house was destroyed in the May 20 tornado, Rebecca Vitsmun bravely ditched the rules of Bible Belt conversation when CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer asked her in a live interview if she “thanked the Lord” for having survived. Vitsmun hesitated before answering that she’s actually an atheist. That declaration prompted atheists everywhere to raise money for her, showing that Christian charity can be just plain charity.