Cowboy State Politics

Governor Mark Gordon was censured by the Wyoming Republican Party over the weekend.  Of course, the Cow Pie didn't get anything right about it, and they broadcast it on their video news update.  Also, a witness to the Christie Antoinette Haswell DUI has come forward.  The witness agreed to speak to me on the program.

The Governor has vetoed just about everything that has come his way: bills with veto-proof majorities and voter registration regulations that the Secretary of State has issued.  Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray joins me to discuss Governor Gordon's incomprehensible actions.

The Wyoming Caucus was in Jackson yesterday and told some whoppers about their group and their voting records.  They made the laughable claim that they pretty much agree with the Wyoming Freedom Caucus.

The Redcoats are attending a town hall in Jackson today.  Interestingly enough, Wyovote.com released their 2024 legislative rankings today.  The results tell us what we already know--they're Democrats that can't spell.  The results also contradict the narrative that the media has been trying to craft for the conservatives in the legislature.

This week, Sheridan County Commissioner Christie Haswell was arrested for DWUI and Hit and Run.  Considering her previous comments on what it takes to be one of the commishes, this hardly seems to fit.

Replay of Cowboy State Politics Live from April 11, 2024.  Congratulations!  You are once again funding drag queen; this time through the Wyoming Department of Health.  Rep John Bear joins me to talk about it.

There's dimwits talking about climate change, there's dimwits with wolves and then there's the dimwits talking about wolves.  This episode is full of them.

I'm off for today but Joey and I did record a Morning Show for today.  Former Redcoat Senator Ray Peterson has an op-ed out.  Ogden Driskil now thinks he is part of the SLIB Board.

Cowboy State Politics has officially moved to Sheridan!  To commemorate the occasion, we investigated Sheridan's newly constructed $1.3 million morgue and the big mistake they made in building it.  Harry Pollak joins me to discuss.

Joey and I spent an hour and a half going through most of the ratings websites.  We discussed what the data tells you and some of the people behind them.  Also, Americans for Prosperity--who are they really?  Are they conservative?  We talk about it all!

Rep Bill Henderson hasn't had an opponent since 2016.  Now one of the most liberal Redcoats in the House of Representatives does.  His name is Gary Brown.  He has spent almost as much time watching the legislature as I have.  Tuesday we had a great discussion.

Management Council is meeting today to discuss interim topics.  Fresh off of their victory in defeating the special session, the redcoats have a proposal.

It's Easter weekend and it wouldn't be complete without a  back-handed anti-Christian article from the Pravda.  2,000 years ago, it was the Romans, today it's the Marxists.  They both have the same message and the same motivation.

U.S. Representative Harriet Hageman held a town-hall in Buffalo, WY on March 26, 2024.  This is a complete recording of that event.

Mark Jones is running to represent House District 40 in Sheridan and Johnson Counties.  I sat down with him yesterday.  The Wyoming Caucus has slipped and fell in the creek this week.  They've issued a couple of press releases attempting to clean up what happened in the legislative session.

Governor Gordon saved the best bills for last.  He vetoed the repeal of gun-free zones, the regulation of abortion and one of the better property tax bills.  Now, conservatives are calling for a special session to address those vetoes.  Albert and Oggy issue a statement about having a special session.

Boom! 250,000 dowloads of Cowboy State Politics.  A little trip down memory lane.  I've received the results from another FOIA request--they're great!  The Lovely Christine joins me to talk about the 250K.

Replay of Cowboy State Politics Live March 21, 2024. 

Cyrus Western is out of the race for the state legislature!  Happy Days!  The Sheridan City Council just gave a whopping half-million dollars to a bunch of "non-profits."  Too bad the Wyoming Constitution clearly says they can't.

Does it matter if you aren't from Wyoming?  Some politicians aren't either say that it does.  Joey Correnti and the lovely Christine join me on the program to talk about it.

The Wyoming Caucus claims that if you aren't from Wyoming you shouldn't run for office.  Too bad a bunch of them aren't from here either.  It seems that that the Wyoming media can't figure out how big the budget is; I have the documents with the real numbers.  Several articles have been written about HD 51 candidate Laurie Bratten.  I sat down with her to clear them up.

1 Day until I return for Weekend Update.  Ken, Joey and I were back in the studio Thursday to record the first episode of Crosstalk Live in a while.

Later this week: the media is saying the Wyoming Legislature spent $10.6 Billion.  But that's not exactly accurate.  And House District 51 Candidate Laurie Bratten responds to an article in the Wyoming Caucus paid for Cow Pie about her candidacy.

The only thing we heard in the 2024 Budget Session is that we have to "respect the process."  That process has been used to abuse the rights of Wyoming Citizens, exclude us and hide what our elected officials are actually doing.  Also, Governor Gordon wears a Dr Evil tie and jokes about spending a billion of your dollars.

Rep Harriet Hageman joins me to talk about Joe Biden's State of the Union Address.  She also discusses a recent meeting with Jordan Peterson.