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Coburn Comments - No Apology

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Oklahoma Democrats want Republican Tom
Coburn to apologize for comments he made at a town hall meeting in
Altus last month.

Democratic Party Chairman Jay Parmley said today Coburn should
be held accountable for saying "crapheads in Oklahoma
City," are the reason companies don't want to invest in Oklahoma.

Coburn is running against Democrat Brad Carson for Oklahoma's
open US senate and made the remarks while taking questions from
voters in Altus.

A Democratic supporter caught the remarks on tape.

Coburn spokesman Aaron Cooper says Coburn was referring to the
state Legislature and its failure to address lawsuit abuse or
worker compensation reform.

The Coburn camp says Coburn will continue discussing issues in a
frank and candid way.


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