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Frank Sinatra once said that if he could make it in New York, he could make it anywhere. Thanks to new drilling rules that I examine in my new newspap...
The Endangered Species Act is one of the most powerful -- and most successful -- environmental laws ever enacted. And one of the center-pieces of tha...
Is the plan to stun the horses in the head and then slaughter them humane? Many in Wyoming believe that it is not.
Now it's Big Coal's turn to pick up the tab for the Tea Party. Under the guise of "celebrating the American coal miner," an infamous Big Coal front lobby group has bankrolled the buses, hotels and meals to bring Appalachian coal mining supporters to DC.
For the past few weeks, Animal Planet has run a compelling series on the psychological disorder of animal hoarding, which is a cause of enormous suffering for dogs, cats, and other animals.
Women's Equality Day is marked today, August 26, and it will likely be celebrated this year in much the same way it was celebrated in 1920--that is to...
Rasmussen 8/18/10; 500 likely voters, 4.5% margin of error Mode: Automated phone (Rasmussen release) Wyoming 2010 Governor 58% Mead (R), 24% Peterso...
I have a horrible feeling that this is truly the end of a way of life, that a dead zone in the Gulf, the acid rain killing crops inland, and the pollutants in the air, water and food supply means it's over and time to go.
Rasmussen 6/22/10; 500 likely voters, 4.5% margin of error Mode: Automated phone (Rasmussen release) Wyoming 2010 Governor 49% Mead (R), 22% Massie ...
Until couples protect their co-parenting relationship by avoiding these kinds of adversarial divorce attorneys, more children's lives will be ruined, more couples will end up broke and angry.
I believe there's a correlation between the length of time a state legislature meets and the state's fiscal health. The shorter the session, the better the state's regulatory climate, economic circumstances and quality of life.
It's been going on for two days, with great urgency. Someone in the state of Wyoming is trying desperately to call me but gets shy when I pick up the phone.
Over the next decades, despite the new surface-mining laws, a land mass the size of some entire eastern states would be strip-mined and eliminated from our American maps.
I've always wanted to compete in the Winter Olympics. It's been my dream to win a gold medal and usher in an era of world peace with a well-publicized high-five with a North Korean athlete.
Sue, thank you for sponsoring House Bill 54. Perhaps I can host a raw milk and hamburger fundraiser for you out at the new ranch?
It's hard to imagine a good old-fashioned sagebrush rebellion breaking out in the "new" Colorado. But the desire to be free from DC's suffocating embrace still burns in the hearts of Wyomingites.
