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Political issues need to be understood in the context of our fundamental rights foremost. Its easy to get lost in sentiments of helping others thinking government is a pool of wealth,  It is not an endless pool or resources, it is the people purse. Charity begins at home, It is the answer for real, tangible and human help which is what we all...

Political issues need to be understood in the context of our fundamental rights foremost. Its easy to get lost in sentiments of helping others thinking government is a pool of wealth,  It is not an endless pool or resources, it is the people purse. Charity begins at home, It is the answer for real, tangible and human help which is what we all need. The wealth fare of people is guaranteed by access to opportunity.  We cannot continue to live by victimization political action, it is a lie. All people need opportunity and accountability to develop into healthy productive citizens. Politics has deteriorated the individual worth for an opportunity to have a good and virtuous life.

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Early Session Highlights: What's Moving In The Legislature? - Episode 91


Shortly before the halfway point of the 2025 Wyoming legislative session, we caught up with Representative Rachel Rodriguez-Williams (HD 50) for a session update. As Chairman of the Wyoming Freedom Caucus, Rep. Rodriguez-Williams shared insights on how the session unfolded, highlighting key legislative victories and ongoing debates. With a conserva...

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Lawmakers table nuclear waste storage but idea isn’t dead - Flurry of nuclear activity in Wyoming and elsewhere


by Wyoming Liberty Group Far from our borders, in an announcement that seemed distant from Wyoming, a major nuclear power company recently announced in New York and Washington, D.C., that it had been awarded a whopping $1 billion in U.S. government contracts. Why should we care about such matters in the Cowboy State? Well, for at least one good rea...

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Celebrating School Choice - National School Choice Week Being Feted in Wyoming, Elsewhere


by Wyoming Liberty Group When you read the news, it's often bad news: war, division, tragedy. So, when there is something worth celebrating, let's mark the occasion. And we do that now, with National School Choice Week, feted across our great country, including in our own Cowboy State, from January 26 to February 1. The idea of National School Choi...

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The Missing Piece: What the Minerals Committee Overlooked in HB16 Discussions


by Wyoming Liberty Group The Minerals Committee discussion on HB16 was full of commentary on economic diversification and the general public's ignorance on nuclear technology. What was not mentioned, was that the nuclear industry is like any other industry. They have their share of issues and disagreements on best practices. What is the best way to...

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Breaking Down the House Minerals Committee Discussion on HB16 - Where Do We Go from Here?


by Wyoming Liberty Group On 1/29/25, HB16 (Used nuclear fuel storage - amendments) had its first run in the House Minerals Committee meeting. This bill has had a questionable start for many. Wyoming's Regulatory Reduction Task Force resurrected the idea for Wyoming to serve as a nuclear storage state earlier this summer to generate money for the st...

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Legislating with Common Sense: Rep. Martha Lawley on Wyoming's Priorities - Episode 87


In this episode of Eye on the Issues, we sit down with Representative Martha Lawley of House District 27 to explore the critical legislative issues facing Wyoming as the state prepares for its next session. Representative Lawley, who also serves as Vice Chair of the House Education Committee and is a member of the Minerals, Business, and Economic D...

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Energy, Elections, and Freedom with Rep. Jeremy Haroldson - Episode 86


In this episode of Eye on the Issues, we sit down with Wyoming Representative Jeremy Haroldson of House District 4 to discuss key legislative priorities and his vision for Wyoming's future. Recorded prior to the November 5, 2024, election, this interview offers a snapshot of the pressing issues facing the state and Representative Haroldson's plans ...

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Fixing The Squatter Problem: Senator Jim Anderson’s Legislative Push - Episode 85


In this episode of Eye on the Issues, we sit down with Wyoming State Senator Jim Anderson, representing District 28, to discuss critical legislative topics ahead of the upcoming session. Senator Anderson shares insights on his 12 years of service, his motivations for public office, and the challenges facing Wyoming. We dive into Senator Anderson's ...

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‘Drill Baby, Drill’ - What a second Trump term means for oil & gas in Wyoming


by Wyoming Liberty Group Whatever your politics, President Trump's triumphant return to the White House is being hailed by a wide swath of Wyomingites, especially those in oil and gas, a vital sector of our economy, not to mention our history, our identity and, as it turns out, our future. Indeed, in the moments after Trump clinched his historic se...

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‘Just Say No’ - Remembering the past & calling for leadership on drug policy


by Wyoming Liberty Group "Just say no." Remember that? Or how about this one: "This is your brain on drugs." Once upon a time, decades ago, these were famous taglines for major national campaigns to discourage people—children, in particular—from using illicit drugs. And those ads stuck—people remembered the campaigns because they were effective, an...

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