Oklahomans are all too familiar with the weeping associated with tragedy.  We also know how to lift beseeching hands and bow our heads to ask our Heavenly Father: How? How can we help the injured?  How can we show compassion to those who have lost so much?  How can we provide a hand-up to those who have been

As if the Obama administration were not already creating enough scandal and controversy, it’s become clear the Machiavellian inclination of Democrats is not limited to the federal level. Kathy Taylor, Democrat candidate for Tulsa mayor, has offered us a look at its local version. The Tulsa World recently reported on special ballots for the upcoming vote for

by National Committeeman Steve Fair   The American diplomatic embassy at Benghazi Libya was attacked on September 11, 2012 by a heavily armed group of Islamic terrorists. The attack began during the night at a compound that is meant to protect the consulate building. A second assault in the early morning the next day targeted

In the realm of politics we are absolutely inundated with numbers on a daily basis. But allow me to share another number: 97%. By most measures, that’s a positive-looking number. If your kids come home with a 97%, job well done. Paste that number on a bottle of orange juice, and it’s sure to be

Oklahoma is the home of world class basketball and outstanding leaders. And Republican leaders like Mary Fallin, TW Shannon and Brian Bingman are doing what they are supposed to do to carry our state forward in the midst the most trying economic times in a generation. A key component of that leadership includes transitioning our

This is my inaugural blog as Chairman of the OKGOP, and there is so much I want to share with you, my fellow Republicans. First, I must extend a heartfelt thanks to OKGOP Convention delegates for entrusting me with the privilege of serving as your chairman. I am truly honored and humbled by the overwhelming