The Wyoming Liberty Group staff comes from a diverse set of backgrounds and life experiences, but we are united in our commitment to the principles of essential citizenship.
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Susan Gore started Wyoming Liberty Group in 2008 as a voice for Wyoming’s founding principles of a lively, robust, responsible citizenry served by an efficient and responsive government that observes boundaries proper to it. |
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Regina Meena has nineteen years of experience in public policy development, administration and legislative affairs in the areas of employment, health care, education and developmental disabilities. She was a fellow in Governor Jim Geringer’s office working in areas of business development and water rights. Her private enterprise experiences also included grant writing and contract management. Regina holds bachelors degrees in Psychology and Education, and a Master degree in Public Administration from the University of Wyoming. |
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Benjamin Barr serves of counsel with the Wyoming Liberty Group. Barr is an attorney with a national practice specializing in the area of constitutional law. He has litigated constitutional concerns in federal courts throughout the nation in favor of individual liberty. Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court relied on a brief drafted on behalf of the Wyoming Liberty Group to reshape its reasoning in Citizens United v. FEC. |
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Stephen Klein serves as staff attorney and research counsel with the Wyoming Liberty Group, focusing on free speech, health care freedom, gun rights, economic freedom, and other liberty interests. His prior legal scholarship includes gun rights and election law. He holds a bachelors degree in politics from Hillsdale College and a law degree from Ave Maria School of Law, where he served as Managing Editor of the Ave Maria Law Review. He is licensed to practice law in Illinois and is an inactive member of the Michigan State Bar. |
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Sven Larson‘s research on health policy, taxes and government budgeting and entitlement reform has been published by several free-market think tanks, including the Heritage Foundation, Civitas Institute, South Carolina Policy Council and the Wyoming Liberty Group. He has also provided his expertise in radio and TV interviews. He holds a Ph.D. in social sciences with major in economics and has taught economics at colleges in three different countries. |
| JP Eichmiller is an investigative reporter working with Wyoming Liberty Group. Mr. Eichmiller majored in journalism at Colorado State University. While attending CSU, he worked as a writer, columnist and editor-in-chief of the school’s on-campus newspaper, The Rocky Mountain Collegian. Mr. Eichmiller has also served as a reporter at The Denver Post and The Coloradoan, in Fort Collins. His reporting included daily and feature project writing on politics, crime, courts, education, business and human interests. Mr. Eichmiller has also worked as a freelance journalist, having stories and photographs published through the Associated Press, The Rocky Mountain News and other publications.Mr. Eichmiller has received awards and honors from the Hearst Journalism Awards Program, the Society of Professional Journalists, the Columbia School of Journalism and the Denver Press Club. | |
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Becky Breining, development and communications officer, leads efforts to expand awareness and support for the organization and its programs. A native of Big Horn County, Becky spent many years in Texas working as a marketing and communications professional for three global corporations. Her background also encompasses public policy. She served as a press aide to U.S. Senator Clifford Hansen (R.-Wyo.), as a speechwriter to U.S. Secretary of Health & Human Services Richard Schweiker, and as public affairs director for the National Center for Policy Analysis. She holds a bachelor’s degree in news-editorial journalism from the University of Kansas and a master’s degree in integrated marketing and communications from Northwestern University. |
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Maureen Bader comes to the Wyoming Liberty Group from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. Maureen’s articles have been published in major Canadian daily newspapers, and she has appeared on TV and radio calling for lower taxes and government accountability. Maureen worked in Public Affairs with the British Columbia Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources. Before that, she was the Manager of Corporate Communications and Public Affairs at the Prince Rupert Port Authority. Maureen completed her undergraduate degree in psychology at the Universidad Internacional de Mexico in Mexico City and her MBA from Simon Fraser University in British Columbia. Maureen is an artist who has exhibited her paintings throughout British Columbia. |
