Cowboy State Politics

A week ago, a committee meeting was adjourned after 1 hour 57 minutes.  Legislators have been lashing out at those candidates that beat them.  Dan Zwonitzer said his committee shouldn't work because of social media and Landon Brown said his committee shouldn't work because of the last election.  They're still elected, and there's still work to do.

Last night Former President Donald Trump and Vice-President Kamala faced off in what was called a debate.  Really, it was ABC News and Kamala against Donald Trump.  Joey and I spend an hour and a half going through a lot of it this morning.  This is a great breakdown of what happened.

When you take a job, you should show up and do it.  That's not what several people did this past weekend for the GOP State Meeting.  One of them was caught at a UW football game instead.

Once again, the Wyoming media has intentionally omitted the big story from the State Central Committee meeting in Douglas this past weekend.  It wasn't the resolutions that were passed or not passed.  It was not the discussion of election integrity.  The real story is what Wyoming State Treasurer Curt Meier had to say when he was given the microphone.

Rod Miller joins me to discuss Title 22 and Wyoming election law--specifically why the state has no business being involved with political parties.

Replay of Cowboy State Politics Live September 3, 2024

What do Greek generals and Wyoming politicians have in common?  A lot as it turns out.  With the primary election over it's time for conservatives to start charting a course for the next session.  But how they do it is important.

Replay of Cowboy State Politics Live Aug 30.  How dumb of a speech can Kamala give?

House District 44 has always been different than many others in Wyoming.  It routinely elects Republicans and Then Democrats.  After winning the primary election, Lee Filer joins the program again.

Replay of Cowboy State Politics Live August 26.  I go over all the legislative races that have Democrats and Independents running in them.

It's no great mystery what happened in the 2024 Primary Election; but you wouldn't know that by listening to the media.  Rep Chip Neiman joins me to discuss the primary election and what Wyoming can expect moving forward.

The 2024 Primary Election came to a close with a big red wave.  Conservatives won a clear majority in the House of Representatives.  John Bear joins me on the program to visit about it.

Rep Hageman joined me this morning on the live program to talk about her 46th town hall and to visit about the election.

Replay of Cowboy State Poltics Live Aug 19, 2024.  It's Election Eve!!!

I have the documents from the Redcoat PAC that sent out mailers in Sheridan County.  I also obtained a copy of the Sheridan County School District 2 budget--the one that the school board refused to publish.  Troy McKeown joins me to talk about his race in Senate District 24.

Sheridan County GOP Chairman Bryan Miller joins me to discuss his ideas about the races in Northeast Wyoming.  We cover a lot of the politics surrounding several races as well as candidates we favor.  Also I tell you about a campaign mailer sent to Sheridan County Citizens by Gail Symons and Terry Weitzel.

Albert Sommers and the Cow Pie claim there's no connection between the State Legislative Leaders Foundation and the Communist Party of China.  That's not true and I have the evidence.  But this story reaches far deeper than just that one organization.

Mark Jennings joins me on the program to respond to all of the mailers that have been sent out against him.  Barry Crago has spent $50,000.00 more than Jennings in an effort to defeat him.  Mark and I had a great discussion about what is and is not true in Barry's campaign material.

Joey and I discuss everything we have found with the SLLF this far.  It's a prelude to the show that's coming.  Stay Tuned!!

Rep Tony Locke is running for re-election in House District 35 in Natrona County.  His opponent is another one of these that refused to come on the program or show up at debates.  Tony and I discussed everything from taxes to education to Rocky Mountain Power.

Replay of Cowboy State Politics Live from August 8, 2024

SCSD2 Chairman Shane Rader passed a $54 Million budget without public comment.  He didn't even ask for it.  The huge budget was only posted 10 hours before it was passed.  Sheridan County Commissioner Christie Haswell violated the terms of her bail agreement by purchasing wine.  Someone had to ask in public about both of these!

Albert Sommers has been responding to our story of how he ties to the Chinese Communists.  Well, kind of.  He has been posting on his Facebook page.  Joey and I talked about that story, the Gail Symons interview and we discovered the mascot for the Wyoming Caucus.

Four years later, Gail Symons decided to sit for an interview on the program.  We had a wide ranging discussion in which we discussed some of the major issues in this campaign.  I also asked her some of the same questions from her first appearance on the show.  It's an enlightening interview (and perspective) into what it means to be a republican.

Mark Jones is running for the Wyoming House in District 40 in Johnson and Sheridan Counties.  He's a solid conservative with a record of fighting government overreach nationally and in Wyoming.  Also I clear up a misunderstanding in the HD40 race.