Fremont and Hot Springs Counties Accountability Report: Jan. 14 – 24

Voted AGAINST a bill that would increase healthcare access by removing barriers created by insurance companies so new providers can more quickly get to work seeing patients. (HB-82)

CO-SPONSORED a bill that would decrease healthcare access by limiting blood banks’ abilities to provide blood for patients who need it. (HB-152) 

CO-SPONSORED a bill that would harm Wyoming education by removing accountability from homeschooling so students can receive high school diplomas without anyone knowing what they learned. (HB-46)

CO-SPONSORED a bill that would harm Wyoming education by diverting public money from public education and instead using public funds for “vouchers” to send students to private and online school. (HB-199)

Said that if the state Treasurer’s staff don’t like the Legislature passing laws that make their jobs harder, they can kick rocks and go elsewhere. “Since when do employees of the state tell us what they will do and won’t do for us?” she said. 

Voted FOR a bill that would harm retirees by removing $5 billion from the state’s employee retirement pension in the name of stopping “woke” investments. (HB-80)

Voted FOR a bill that would harm Wyoming communities by cutting hundreds of millions of dollars in property tax revenue that funds basic public services for towns and counties. (HB-169)