The Wyoming State Senate wants education funding cuts so big that lawmakers know the Supreme Court will reject them. So, two senators are trying to change the constitution to make their cuts to public schools legal.
Amendments to defund Wyoming schools pass Senate committee Read More »
The tax break would benefit oil company CEOs like the bill’s co-sponsor, Senate President Eli Bebout.
Senate panel can’t move fast enough to give oil industry a tax break Read More »
Women who had miscarried pregnancies came out in droves to speak against a bill that would force Wyoming doctors to offer “nonviable birth certificates.” But Chairman Charlie Scott shut down discussion so the committeemen could determine what’s best.
Five-man Senate committee unanimously passes “Boner’s Bill” Read More »
No bill to raise revenues survived the first week of the 2018 Legislative session. This means Wyoming will continue to suckle at the teat of the mineral industry, and lawmakers will have no tools to balance the budget other than further cuts.
Lawmakers bury tax reform chances, while the need for tax reform remains very alive Read More »
Wyoming is one of the few states that doesn’t fund early childhood education. A proposed bill won’t change that—but it at least moves us in the right direction.
Senate President Eli Bebout (R-Riverton) on Monday reassigned a proposed Wyoming State Constitutional amendment that would defund public education after
Back-door Bebout reassigns public school defunding bill to a friendlier committee Read More »
A pair of positive, commonsense criminal justice reform proposals passed House Judiciary Committee this week. But “tough on crime” lawmakers are lurking in the senate, ready to kill any bill that doesn’t keep our prisons overflowing with inmates.
The Wyoming State Legislature just can’t resist the urge to barge into doctors’ offices and tell physicians and their female
Senate introduces bill to give birth certificates to miscarried fetuses Read More »
Seven men who serve in the Wyoming House of Representatives want the state to declare pornography a “public health crisis.”
Lawmakers propose resolution to combat Porno Madness Read More »
When freshman Sen. Anthony Bouchard (R-Cheyenne) ran the most extreme pro-gun organization in Wyoming, he used mean, juvenile tactics to
Harassing students is business as usual for longtime bully Bouchard Read More »
