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Mental Evaluation for Stipe Ongoing Since May; What Will He Use for the Next Delay?

Former state Senator Gene Stipe, is helped across the street in the rain in Muskogee, Okla., Thursday, June 28, 2007.  The 80-year-old Stipe is accused of arranging illegal campaign contributions while under house arrest and on probation for a similar crime. From AP Photo by .Gene Stipe:  ‘Oklahoma’s Man of Constant Sorrow‘ may eventually have more convictions under his belt than Billy The Kid, Jesse James, and the Dalton Gang.  OK, a slight exaggeration…but he does prove to be just as slippery as any of these original Oklahoma outlaws!

Related: KTOK on Stipe and the Feds

5. August 2008Democrats, Gene Stipe, Kim Holland, Tulsa World 0 Comments »

The Democrats’ New Direction

Thanks, to Mark Shannon for this one:

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11. April 2008Democrats, funny 0 Comments »

Democrats Learn About Candidates


By D. E. Smoot
Phoenix Staff Writer



House Republicans clamoring for a streamlined and more efficient government were chided Thursday before a crowd of more than 50 Muskogee County Democrats.



The party faithful gathered during a regular business meeting at the Muskogee Public Library to hear pitches from state representatives of the Democratic presidential hopefuls. Those pitches, however, temporarily took a back seat to comments about what is expected to be a “contentious legislative session.”

Rep. Jerry McPeak, D-Warner, who attended the meeting to speak on behalf of presidential hopeful John Edwards, scoffed at House Speaker Lance Cargill’s recent claims of fiscal responsibility and government efficiency.

“He’s so cotton-picking efficient he’s had to double his staff and increase the amount of money it takes to run the House,” McPeak said about Cargill to an enthusiastic and receptive audience. “They (House Republicans) spent $1.6 million on new furniture I didn’t want — I would have rather given that money to the children and the schools.”

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11. January 2008Decision '08, Democrats, Jerry McPeak, Spkr. Cargill 0 Comments »

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