Gov. Matt Mead signs the first abortion bills passed in Wyoming in 28 years. He's joined by bill sponsors Rep. Cheri Steinmetz, far right (get it?), and Chuck Gray, second from left in the front row (with the stupid haircut).
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BetterWyoming2017-03-30 01:44:212019-01-24 15:52:39SESSION RECAP: Increasingly conservative Legislature passes first anti-abortion bills in decades, though largely defanged by amendments
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BetterWyoming2017-03-24 20:49:432018-03-19 15:33:19SESSION RECAP: For gay rights in Wyoming, nothing got better, but nothing got worse
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BetterWyoming2017-03-21 23:24:582018-03-19 15:33:19SESSION RECAP: On public lands, the action took place before the session began
Lars Lone promises to introduce the most pointless bills imaginable.
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BetterWyoming2017-03-13 21:58:252019-01-08 23:00:14SESSION RECAP: Lawmakers’ prefabricated ‘think tank’ bills are useless to Wyoming
Any questions?
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BetterWyoming2017-03-09 20:30:192018-07-16 21:10:49SESSION RECAP: A marijuana reform bill is a terrible thing to waste
The Legislature did nothing this session to account for the fact that the state's fund for school construction and maintenance will soon disappear.
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BetterWyoming2017-03-07 22:55:532018-03-19 15:33:19SESSION RECAP: Lawmakers opted to tackle 10 percent of Wyoming’s education funding crisis and solve the other 90 percent … sometime later
After repeated attempts, James Byrd succeeded in passing a bill to restore voting rights to nonviolent felons.
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BetterWyoming2017-03-03 18:39:412018-03-19 15:33:19Senate Says ‘Welcome Back’ to Nonviolent Felons by Restoring Voter Rights
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BetterWyoming2017-03-02 20:34:412018-03-19 15:33:19Critics say new ENDOW program endows the state with more bureaucracy, waste, and old thinking
The last year an anti-abortion law passed in Wyoming was the same year Dick Cheney, center, was appointed Secretary of Defense under President George H.W. Bush
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BetterWyoming2017-03-01 05:54:532019-01-15 21:39:33Wyoming Legislature poised to pass first anti-abortion bills since 1989