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Happy Memorial Day Weekend!  My thoughts on what Memorial Day really is.

Susan Stubson penned an op-ed claiming that Wyoming is being overrun by Christian Nationalists.  But she never presents a real definition of what that term means.  What she does claim is completely and historically wrong.  I spoke with Pastor Jonathan Lange about her article and the reason she wrote it.

Complete audio from Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray's town hall in Buffalo on May 20, 2023

Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray held a town hall in Buffalo over the weekend.  He spoke on a number of issues; the first one he tackled was how the ban on cross-over voting became law.  Also, Susan Stubson pens an op-ed for the New York Times about Christian Nationalism in Wyoming....whatever that is.

Albert Sommers penned another op-ed in the Cow Pie on Friday.  Apparently he thinks he knows what a conservative is.  Too bad his record is anything but that.  Cyrus held a town hall recently.  His constituents weren't too happy with him.

Cowboy State Politics Live from May 18, 2023

An undercover investigation into drag shows in Rock Springs.  The shows, though charity themed events, have numerous children present.  At least one of them was supported by a prominent Wyoming Representative.  Also, I confronted UW President Ed Seidel about the drag show at UW.  His response was interesting.  Link to Youtube footage of the investigation: https://youtu.be/PQq36nx7BbQ

Sean and Ashley WIlley are suing the Sweetwater County School District.  The WIlley's allege that the district socially transitioned their daughter behind their back.  Also, Cyrus Western gets more than he bargained for at his town hall on Saturday.

Worland Rep Martha Lawley held a town hall event this week.  It was an hour-long lecture on how a bill becomes law and a brief Q&A.  At the end she became upset because the event was recorded; even though, she knew from the very beginning that it was.

Replay of Cowboy State Politics Live from May 11, 2023.  Reaction to the explosive undercover investigation into the University of Wyoming

*This episode contains some content that is not suitable for young people* An undercover investigation has revealed that the University of Wyoming is sponsoring profane drag shows on the UW campus.  One was attended by a university administrator who did nothing to stop it.  Documents reveal that UW is attempting to change the entire direction of the school in favor of gender centered education.  Youtube link to the video portion of the episode: https://youtu.be/vjHIDNFrdd8

Frank Eathorne was re-elected as Chairman of the Wyoming Republican Party in a landslide.  The media led you to believe that his challenger had a chance.  It turns out though it's not Chairman Frank who's out of step.

The Gillette City Council approved a new hate crime ordinance on first reading.  Hate crime law are about free speech and have nothing to do with crime.

Frank Moore and why he's running for State GOP Chairman, Joey Correnti weighs in.  The destruction of our collective identity, gas stoves and more.

There isn't much that's known about Frank Moore.  He's running for Wyoming Republican Party Chairman and claims that he wants to bring the party together.  Judging by who is friends in the media are, that's the last thing that he wants.  Senators are objecting to Sen Driskill's removal of Sen Kinskey as Appropriations Chair. 

Rep Harriet Hageman was the keynote speaker at this year's Crook County Lincoln Day Dinner.  It was a fabulous affair.  Though she spoke for around 20 minutes, here is the last half of what she had to say.

Sen Ogden Driskill has attempted to remove Sen Kinskey as Appropriations Chair.  He doesn't have the power to.  But that didn't stop him from setting up a committee to enforce his decision.

Replay of Cowboy State Politics Live from April 27.  Joey Correnti joins me for the full hour.  Speaking the truth will prevail.  Tucker Carlson's exit; the "fracture" in the Wyoming GOP and a lady dressed as a cat.

Every year the Wyoming Legislature proposes around 600 new laws but we don't enforce the laws we already have.  During the Joint Judiciary Committee meeting that was held in Sheridan this week, it was abundantly clear that we aren't enforcing the laws that we do have.  The Sweetwater County School District Number 1 has responded to the lawsuit.  Their answer? It's all made up.

Rock Springs parents, Ashley and Sean WIlley, are suing the Sweetwater County School District No 1 for transitioning their daughter behind their back.  The school board attorney claims that "it's settled law" that misgendering a student is sexual harassment.