By Brandon DutcherWhen Oklahomans (and Americans) think of former Governor Frank Keating, they doubtless remember his grace and dignity in the aftermath of the Oklahoma City bombing.But as someone who works at a public policy think tank in Oklahoma City—and … Continued
U.S. Congressman Jim Bridenstine, 1st District Oklahoma, opened the Keating Center dedication chapel with the following speech, honoring former Governor Keating’s service to Oklahoma.“It is an honor to be with you today as we come together to dedicate the Keating … Continued
Oklahoma Wesleyan University President Everett Piper closed The Keating Dedication Chapel with the following speech championing Constitutional liberty.The Preamble to the United States Constitution reads as follows:“We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect … Continued
Dr. Brett Andrews, the Vice President of Academic Program Development, gave the following speech in celebration of Christianity and capitalism at The Keating Center Dedication Chapel. As I look around today, I see that a Former Oklahoma Governor, a former First … Continued
David W. Preston, the Executive Director of the Oklahoma Wesleyan University Foundation, gave the following speech about the importance of a liberal arts education and free enterprise at The Keating Center Dedication Chapel. I would like to add my thanks … Continued
I have the good fortune of living in a house my great-grandfather built….
I am supporting House Joint Resolution 1020, which states, “that certain entities and persons cannot be forced to provide coverage for certain services if against their beliefs…” I support this because government is supposed to protect and expand our freedoms— … Continued
Many pundits debate the woes and pitfalls of capitalism. They claim that it does not work and a new system needs to be created; however, the system is only broken because the people have allowed an imbalance to occur. This imbalance … Continued
I have often smiled at the popular definition of insanity, as making the same mistake over and over again. It reminds me of Union General Ambrose Burnside repeatedly crossing the Antietam Creek bridge or relentlessly climbing Marye’s Heights at Fredericksburg in the face of murderous Confederate rifle and cannon fire…
