News
Clifton Adcock
The candidate was surrounded on stage by cameras and reporters, and just beyond the media crush, a throng of people waited for a chance to witness “Santorum’s momentum.”
Sunday 19 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: barack obama
Rick’s their pick
GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum champions domestic energy production during his visit to OKC.
News
Clifton Adcock
The candidate was surrounded on stage by cameras and reporters, and just beyond the media crush, a throng of people waited for a chance to witness “Santorum’s momentum.”
Primary prepping
With recent visits from Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul, all the GOP presidential hopefuls have visited the Sooner State.
News
Clifton Adcock
The two Republican presidential candidates who had yet to come to the state finally made their way to Oklahoma, in preparation for the primary Tuesday.
Obeaten
CFN
Gazette staff
So just how unpopular is President Barack Obama in Oklahoma? You don't have to answer; it’s a rhetorical question.
Manning up
CFN
Gazette staff
This year’s Nobel Peace Prize nominations are in, and at least one native Oklahoman is on the list: Army Pfc. Bradley Manning.
The rumor mill
CFN
Gazette staff
What’s the most powerful man in the world to do in Oklahoma City on a Wednesday night? No doubt the Basketball Fan-in-Chief would watch the OKC Thunder host the L.A. Clippers amid the legendary decibel levels of the Thunderdome, right?
A Sooner snubbing?
In his first presidential visit to Oklahoma, Barack Obama delivered a speech on energy to a crowd largely devoid of state officials.
News
Clifton Adcock
A palpable energy ran through the crowd at the Ripley High School parking lot, despite the cold and rainy weather that hung overhead.
It was March 22, and several hundred people were waiting for a bus to take them to a muddy location in the Payne County countryside that soon would play host to the leader of the free world.
Respect the office
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.”
Respect is due
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.
