The Second Amendment’s Enduring Relevance

by Steve Klein
June 18, 2013


Last Friday marked the six month anniversary of the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Despite a quick call to action by President Obama following the shooting, federal efforts at gun control amounted to little more than … Continue reading

State Shouldn’t Pay for Sommelier Training

by Bruce Edward Walker
June 13, 2013


The risk of paying for specialized knowledge shouldn’t fall on the public inasmuch it should be the responsibility of the person seeking such an education. Failing that, employers looking to increase the reputation of their respective establishments by trumpeting the arcane certifications and advanced degrees of their employees can foot the bill for same. Continue reading

Local Governments Miscalculate Employee Pay

by Maureen Bader
June 10, 2013


Local governments are making a major miscalculation if they downplay benefits when comparing government pay to private-sector pay. Government workers enjoy benefits that many private-sector employees can only dream about. Sham studies mean taxpayers might pay even more for government-employee benefits. Continue reading

Lawrence O’Donnell Opposes Obamacare Exchanges?

by Steve Klein
June 5, 2013


While the media continue to ponder MSNBC’s anemic ratings, it appears few pundits are actually watching to get an idea of what passes for commentary in that neck of the woods. The apex of the network’s buffoonery continues to be … Continue reading

Time for Local Government Reform

by Maureen Bader
June 4, 2013


Members of both the City and County councils want to fund government pay increases by continuing to pick taxpayers’ pockets while ignoring other options such as privatizing or contracting out poorly run government programs. Continue reading

Local Government Pay Hikes Gouge Taxpayers

by Maureen Bader
June 3, 2013


Government budget time at both the City of Cheyenne and Laramie County show just what their priority is – pay hikes for government workers. City and county councilors sure are generous with other peoples’ money! The City’s pay hike proposal … Continue reading

A Tale of Two Sons: The Cold Hand of the FDA

by Benjamin Barr
May 31, 2013


Sometimes the importance of medical freedom gets a bit blurry, but for those enduring a medical crisis, the need to preserve medical freedom becomes very clear. The story of Jenn McNary and her sons, Austin and Max Leclaire, makes this … Continue reading

Wyoming Dead Last in Job Growth

by Sven Larson
May 30, 2013


In their latest Regional and State Employment Summary, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has some bad news for Wyoming: In April, nonfarm payroll employment increased in 30 states, decreased in 18 states and the District of Columbia, and was … Continue reading

Fishy Proposals Leave Taxpayers Floundering

by Maureen Bader
May 28, 2013


Implementing budget cuts that would reduce the budget now and in the future (unlike current short-term measures such as delaying maintenance or leaving vacant positions empty) mean cutting programs that fall outside its traditional mission. However, the department is evoking the fear of program cuts to manipulate legislators into either increasing fees or finding more creative sources of revenue. Continue reading

C’mon, it’s just disclosure! (IRS Edition)

by Steve Klein
May 24, 2013


Even before the Internal Revenue Service scandal broke two weeks ago, WyLiberty resolutely opposed the federal government’s requirement that groups register and regularly file complex forms for the First Amendment right to engage in politics. Contra the IRS, this is … Continue reading

The Second Amendment’s Enduring Relevance

by Steve Klein
June 18, 2013


Last Friday marked the six month anniversary of the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Despite a quick call to action by President Obama following the shooting, federal efforts at gun control amounted to little more than … Continue reading

State Shouldn’t Pay for Sommelier Training

by Bruce Edward Walker
June 13, 2013


The risk of paying for specialized knowledge shouldn’t fall on the public inasmuch it should be the responsibility of the person seeking such an education. Failing that, employers looking to increase the reputation of their respective establishments by trumpeting the arcane certifications and advanced degrees of their employees can foot the bill for same. Continue reading

Local Governments Miscalculate Employee Pay

by Maureen Bader
June 10, 2013


Local governments are making a major miscalculation if they downplay benefits when comparing government pay to private-sector pay. Government workers enjoy benefits that many private-sector employees can only dream about. Sham studies mean taxpayers might pay even more for government-employee benefits. Continue reading

Lawrence O’Donnell Opposes Obamacare Exchanges?

by Steve Klein
June 5, 2013


While the media continue to ponder MSNBC’s anemic ratings, it appears few pundits are actually watching to get an idea of what passes for commentary in that neck of the woods. The apex of the network’s buffoonery continues to be … Continue reading

Time for Local Government Reform

by Maureen Bader
June 4, 2013


Members of both the City and County councils want to fund government pay increases by continuing to pick taxpayers’ pockets while ignoring other options such as privatizing or contracting out poorly run government programs. Continue reading

Local Government Pay Hikes Gouge Taxpayers

by Maureen Bader
June 3, 2013


Government budget time at both the City of Cheyenne and Laramie County show just what their priority is – pay hikes for government workers. City and county councilors sure are generous with other peoples’ money! The City’s pay hike proposal … Continue reading




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Upcoming Events

 

  • WyLiberty Movie Nights !!!

    July 11, 2013, 6:00 pm

    On July 11th our resident pop culture junkie Bruce Edward Walker will introduce us to the film "Won't Back Down". We will begin the evening at 6pm with a short introduction of the film. After the film we encourage everyone to linger and engage in discussion.

    Popcorn and soda will be provided

    1902 Thomes Ave. - At the corner of 19th & Thomes in Cheyenne !


    Check out the poster for more information.