When it was revealed that the Cheyenne biker bar, the Eagle’s Nest, was promoting violence against gays and lesbians and people suffering from…
This past spring, I noticed that Wyoming’s black-footed ferret is a rock star at the Phoenix Zoo. In fact, you might think the elusive little …
When former president Laurie Nichols took the helm at the University of Wyoming in 2016, one of her first actions was to declare a “financial …
President Joe Biden has called domestic terrorism one of the most serious security threats facing America. In June, his National Security Coun…
Last week, I took to the floor of the U.S. Senate to express my concerns about two of President Biden’s nominees to serve in positions that di…
Advocates of congressional term limits have strong arguments, as we observed last week of the ongoing effort to impose a ceiling on the number…
Confused Asians, crazy drunk van drivers, monstrous RVs, nervous semi drivers, and thousands (perhaps millions) of tourists were among the hig…
The Wyoming Legislature’s confounding cuts to mental health and substance abuse treatment budgets will harm some of the state’s most vulnerabl…
The debate surrounding proposals for term limits on members of Congress would benefit from a reminder of the reasoning behind the 22nd Amendme…
The Albany County Commission will decide next week whether to permit the Rail Tie Wind Project south of Laramie. This seemingly obvious decisi…
Right now, there is a clear path ahead for Liz Cheney, and it does not involve the state of Wyoming.
Suing another state for trying to avoid environmental harm associated with transporting Wyoming coal was never a good idea.
Students of the Constitution often ask for an explanation of the Constitutional Convention’s rationale for distinguishing the length of terms …
“There is no ‘slippery slope’ toward loss of liberty, only a long staircase where each step down must first be tolerated by the American peopl…
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Not long ago, I had the privilege and the pain of helping at my cousin’s memorial service.
As we get ready to celebrate Independence Day, many of us plan to attend fireworks displays, a backyard picnic, or perhaps enjoy fun in the wa…
(Note: The Oxygen Cable TV network recently aired a new documentary on the 1980 murders of Virginia Uden and her sons. It will be aired repeat…
Three decades ago, when a federal court forced Wyoming to stop electing its state lawmakers by counties and switch to single-member districts,…
On June 21, 1788, New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify the proposed Constitution. This was an act for the ages because it not only m…
I’ve watched Wyoming lawmakers debate hate crime bills for three decades without moving the needle a scintilla toward passage.
Once my wife Nancy and I reached a certain age, our approach to reading about deaths of folks in the local news services changed.
Does Congress, under the Time, Place and Manner Clause of the Constitution, possess authority to “alter” or otherwise override state laws gove…
It’s been a superlative year for Wyoming politics with party operatives and elected officials vying hard for best and worst behaved.
“Time sure does change things,” said an airline passenger to his companion.
“It is not flesh and blood, but heart which makes us fathers and sons.” — Friedrich Von Schiller
“I AM a good parent!” This is an amazing realization for any mom or dad.
I’m not going to invest in Bill Gates’ and Warren Buffett’s plan to bring a nuclear power plant to Wyoming. I’d also prefer to not see taxpaye…
I love the Red Desert. And you will, too.
