Just because you’re “opposed to abortion” doesn’t make you “pro-life.”
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10 years on, The Lost Ogle is a a prominent, sometimes controversial local voice
“Ten years is a lot of time,” Riley said. “You mature, you change, you grow, your opinions change. We never wrote about politics in the beginning and I really didn’t care about politics. Then 2008 happened and I started getting more into it. Now, that’s one of our big topics.”
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Commentary: A win for community journalism
“The Gazette is the future. Impressive execution of the marijuana issue and especially applaud their partnering with another news organization to increase their depth of coverage. It’s that kind of forward thinking that assures the Gazette will lead the future.”
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Letters to the Editor: May 3, 2017
We do not pledge to a group, a party or a man. We all need to feel that our leaders govern for all of us, not for some.
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Letters to the Editor: April 19, 2017
The elected officials have to intervene! Why has no one done this? Fear; fear of retribution — in the form of a tweet.
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Commentary: Blue Marble Day
First, some bad news for Oklahoma: Climate change does and will have substantial negative effects on the health of Americans. Full stop.
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But since the adolescent gang is too immature to understand what all the fuss is about, they not only don’t see the need to save anything.
But since the adolescent gang is too immature to understand what all the fuss is about, they not only don’t see the need to save anything.
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Commentary: Brace for another crash landing
They seem to be certain that history could not possibly repeat itself with them in the cockpit and political parties acting like control towers.
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Letters to the Editor: April 5, 2017
Poll results released Feb. 7 indicate that voters oppose suspending immigration from “terror-prone” regions by a margin of 50 to 44 percent.
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Commentary: Where’s the transparency?
Other critics point to a lack of courtroom experience, noting that Wyrick admits in his application that he has only taken one civil case to verdict on a bench trial and has never taken either a civil or criminal case to verdict before a jury. Also, he has never been a judge.