Letters to the Editor: Monday, January 12, 2009
Beamed up?
The point of Brandon Dutcher’s "State government’s overhead overload” (Opinion, Dec. 28) can be best illustrated by driving north on Interstate 35 from Norman to the I-40 interchange during the morning rush hour on holidays such as MLK Day or President’s Day. That’s when gross domestic product producers (private industry) have to work and GDP consumers (state employees) are off. When I first experienced this phenomenon, so many cars were missing that I thought we’d had the Rapture! It was clear sailing all the way instead of bumper-to-bumper slow go. Yep, that’s a lot of state employees.
Bob Whistle, Midwest City
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