Letters to the Editor
Todd Fagin
Many a student has undoubtedly played a game of “snow day roulette” in which the student opts to postpone completing homework under the hope inclement weather will result in a school closing. If the forecast is wrong or the school otherwise remains open, the student is often in quite a predicament.

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Gazette staff
Sen. Jim Inhofe recently made headlines with congressional passage of his Pilot’s Bill of Rights, a major overhaul of the way the Federal Aviation Administration deals with disciplined pilots.

CFN
Gazette staff
The Republican presidential ticket has some Oklahoma flair, thanks to the wife of vice presidential nominee U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan. Janna Little Ryan grew up in Madill and is a first cousin to U.S. Rep. Dan Boren, D-Muskogee.

Commentary
Kurt Hochenauer
Have progressive Oklahomans found some political mojo in recent months?

Letters to the Editor
James Henry
Mike Brake (Commentary, “Disaster is ahead for Obamacare,” Gazette, Aug. 8) really should do a little research on what liberals want, if he really thinks the Affordable Care Act is “their big wish.”

Commentary
Kurt Hochenauer
Oklahoma progressives had a lot to celebrate in terms of the national results on Election Day.

Commentary
Mike Brake

Oklahoma was bright red on Nov. 6; the nation went a very pale blue.

CFN
Gazette staff
Why does the standoff between Gov. Mary Fallin and the Affordable Care Act remind us of the battle between Sylvester and Tweety Bird?

Letters to the Editor
Kevin Acers
When Gov. Fallin announced that Oklahoma will not participate in the expansion of Medicaid under the provisions of the Affordable Care Act, she revealed political cowardice and recklessness of judgment. She may as well have proclaimed of our state’s low-income citizens, “Let them eat cake.”