Letters to the Editor
Allison Rathgeber
I enjoyed the article on fair food that was in Oklahoma Gazette Sept. 21 (Matt Carney, Jenny Coon Peterson, Rod Lott, “Fair play”).

Letters to the Editor
Brandon Wertz
I have a couple of problems with Frank Riddick’s “Oral argument” (Letters, Oct. 5, Gazette). His response to Greg Horton’s “Walk this way” article (Sept. 21, Gazette) tries its hardest to find contradiction in Randy Potts’ interpretation of Christianity by utilizing mental jujitsu to prove that same interpretation would allow for murder.

Letters to the Editor
Dave Butler
Rep. Paul Wesselhöft’s letter of Oct. 5 (“Rep. Paul Wesselhöft questions Islamophobia,” Oklahoma Gazette) was both refreshing for its level of honesty coming from an elected official, and surprising for the arguments chosen to advocate his position.

Letters to the Editor
D.W. Tiffee
B. Ellis (Letters, “Truth and taxes,” Oct. 12) must have the Gazette confused with The Oklahoman when he demands they stop publishing my “slight-of-hand statistical shifting.” Blame billionaire Warren Buffet for noticing that his secretary pays double the effective federal tax rate he does.

Commentary
Jason Reese

Times are tough, and it is becoming ever more apparent that Oklahoma cannot remain immune to the economic sickness that has emerged as a chronic condition for our country.

Letters to the Editor
Orren Dime
Regarding “Occupational goals” (News, “Clifton Adcock,” Oct. 19, Oklahoma Gazette):

Commentary
Kirk Humphreys
“It looks like a Bulgarian veterans hospital.”

Commentary
Greg Treat
The American Indian Cultural Center & Museum will be a welcome addition to our state’s cultural landscape. It will stand as a testament to the central importance of American Indian heritage in Oklahoma’s unique history. It will speak to who we have been and what our future holds.

Letters to the Editor
Jeff Hamilton
Diversity has always been a factor of significance. That was the message of Jill Carroll as keynote speaker on “The Challenges of Religious Diversity” on Oct. 18 for the annual meeting of the Interfaith Alliance Foundation of Oklahoma.

Commentary
Kurt Hochenauer

For years, Republicans have touted the idea of eliminating the state income tax to create a better business climate, and they have at least a fair chance to start the process during the next legislative session.