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Rod Miller: Why I Will Vote “Hell No” on Prop 1
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (696+ words) I have to chuckle inwardly when I hear someone whine about property tax as unfair because it amounts to paying rent to the government on a house that is owned free and clear. Horseshit! That line of reasoning is simplistic,…...
Dem Lawmaker Calls Teton County PAC 'Distortive,' Compares It To The Freedom Caucus
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (1739+ words) Democratic state Sen. Mike Gierau is calling ads by fellow Dem, Rep. Liz Storer's PAC “distortive” and harmful to what he thought was the higher political ground his party held. Gierau compared its tactics to those of the Wyoming Freedom…...
Jonathan Lange: I'm Not Buying The Hype About DOJ Observers
1+ week, 2+ day ago (785+ words) Columnist Jonathan Lange writes, “I think that the citizens of Wyoming are tired of being used as extras in B-movie agitprops. We’ve seen this flick playing in Colorado since globalist millionaires flipped it from a reliably red state to a…...
Fred Harrison: The Road We Are On — A Conservative's Reckoning
1+ week, 5+ day ago (991+ words) Columnist Fred Harrison writes, "To the remnant of the Freedom Caucus: you are not finished. You are chastened. Slow down. Build coalitions. Bring people with you. And next time — do not hand your enemies the weapon they use to destroy…...
Hot Springs County Republicans, Democrats Have Highest Voter Turnout In State
1+ week, 5+ day ago (900+ words) Wyoming's Hot Springs County had the highest voter turnout of Republicans and Democrats in the primary election, nearly 20 points above the statewide average. Campbell County Democrats and Teton County Republicans were the least motivated groups. Hot Springs County had the…...
Wyoming Clerk Warns Other Red States Of "Aggressive" DOJ Action At Elections
1+ week, 6+ day ago (1071+ words) In the wake of reportedly “aggressive” federal agents monitoring Wyoming’s election, Laramie County Clerk Debra Lee warned other red state election officials, “Don’t think this won’t happen to you.” She praised the governor’s move to review the operation. After Wyoming’s…...
Kevin Christensen No On Write-In Campaign, May Endorse But Not Chuck Gray
1+ week, 6+ day ago (625+ words) Kevin Christensen, who rocketed to third in a crowded U.S. House race while spending at least 50 times less than each top-two finisher, will not wage a write-in campaign but is looking at a 2028 run. He also said he won't endorse Chuck…...
Gail Symons: Friday Was A Preview Of What To Expect From Defeated Freedom Caucus
2+ week, 6+ hour ago (855+ words) Columnist Gail Symons writes, "The Wyoming Freedom Caucus waited less than a day after the primary election to make one thing clear: 'THE WYFC IS NOT GOING ANYWHERE.' Friday gave Wyoming an early look at what that might mean." The…...
Rod Miller: ABC, Fringe Parties, Write-Ins And Wyoming’s General Election
2+ week, 3+ day ago (722+ words) Columnist Rod Miller writes, "Chuck Gray won the GOP nomination with 27,000 votes, less than 25% of the total votes cast. Expressed in other terms, 75% of Wyoming Republicans, or about 100,000 cowgirls and cowboys, voted for Anyone But Chuck." Let’s take a step…...
Wyoming State Agencies Spend Millions On Commercials, Lawmakers Split On Appropriateness
2+ week, 5+ day ago (1015+ words) Wyoming state agencies spend millions annually on commercials - some for required notices, some to influence driver behavior and some to promote vaccines. Legislators vary on where they draw the line with funding government ads. Legislators’ opinions of those ads fall…...