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May 14, 2012, 7:00 pm
WyLiberty is heading out to Laramie!
Come hear Steve Klein and Regina Meena discuss Medical Freedom Zones and the Five-Step Plan to achieve health care reform. This session will ask citizens their opinion on the Health Care Freedom Amendment.
Be sure to come to the Albany County Courthouse, 525 E Grand Ave. in Laramie, Wy. at 7:00 pm.
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Political Machinations in the Legislature, Part II: The Public Records Bill
Click here to read the first part of this story. The trials and tribulations of SF 25, while of less monetary concern than the ethanol bill, matched all the legislative drama and for some legislators took on a more personal … Continue reading
Political Machinations in the Legislature, Part I: The Ethanol Subsidy
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Founding Fathers: A Gang of Criminals?
When most people hear the names Benjamin Franklin or James Madison, they think scholars or luminaries. Oddly enough, if you were to put these very men in today’s political environment, they’d be criminals. Thank you, Federal Election Commission (FEC). Under … Continue reading
Open Records Legislation Survives Intact
Senate File 25, a bill designed to refine Wyoming’s open records laws nearly turned into a disaster last week when a group of legislators amended the bill’s language to turn it into a statute restricting public access into government records … Continue reading
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Floundering Wyoming Health Policies Creeping Into Montana
Dr. Hank Gardner, the architect of Wyoming’s fledgling Healthy Frontiers Demonstration Project, as well as several other state-funded health programs in Wyoming, is reportedly eyeing Montana as the next testing ground for his health services projects. According to a Montana … Continue reading
News: Wyoming Legislature Not Ready to Share the Power of Secrets
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Healthy Frontiers: Medicaid Expansion or State Alternative?
The following is the conclusion of a three-part investigative report into the Healthy Frontiers project. Part 1 and Part 2 are also available. As a line item within Wyoming’s overall health spending budget, the Healthy Frontiers Demonstration Project is barely … Continue reading
Design of Wyoming Health Care Project Remains Secret
The following is the second of a three-part investigative report into the Healthy Frontiers project. Part 1 and Part 3 are also available. (Update 9/30/11) If evidence exists that the Wyoming Healthy Frontiers Demonstration Project can save the state money … Continue reading
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Private Profits Drive Public Health Program
The following is the first of a three-part investigative report into the Healthy Frontiers project. Part 2 and Part 3 are also available. (Update 9/30/11) In 2010, the Wyoming Legislature approved expansion of the state’s subsidized health care system by … Continue reading
Public Records and Meetings Compromise Threatened
All indications heading into Wednesday’s Joint Judiciary Interim Committee in Sundance signaled that a compromise between state media and public employees had been reached over the redrafting of Wyoming’s public records and meetings statutes. The representatives of media and local … Continue reading