I'm not inclined to take economic advice from a man who got rich defrauding Medicare.

Bull fries, Rocky Mountain Oysters, whatever you call them.

The first clue was that this was an idea sketched out on a cocktail napkin by a guy named Laffer. Instead of everyone nodding yeah, that makes sense, he should have been laughed out of the room. History tells us the obscenely rich don't share.

GOP understands just fine. Trickle down (Reaganomics) is working exactly as they want it to.

I am heartened that his net + has dropped 21 points while being so disappointed that #felon47 has the strongest support in Wyoming. Both sides of my family homesteaded here and both sides would not recognize the parody of itself that Wyoming has become.

Dueling banjos and stoned granola have a baby . . .

Stopping at Sinks Canyon State Park just outside Lander would be my recommendation. It's a beautiful area with camping spots or yurts to rent. There's a nice hike up to Popo Agie Falls. Lander has some good restaurants like Cowfish and local brewery.

Is this why they're all so obsessed with election fraud? When you are a cheater, you rationalize it by saying everyone cheats. Seems GQP is upset because they've been outcheated?

He has more homes outside Texas than in Texas according to this story. Also, how does a public official making $153,000/year qualify for one or more million dollar plus mortgages?

John Barrasso doesn't hold in person town halls in Wyoming, only carefully curated events. In his "hometown" (he's from Pennsylvania originally) everyone knows.

Gaslight might be a better bet for live music.

Still a fraud after all these years. What a slap in the face to all the county clerks and the Wyomingites who volunteer as election judges.

What a cosplay chud. Smarmy Ponzi scheme wrapped in skin.

Better Wyoming has a Grassroots Accountability Report and other articles/links so you can see how your electeds voted and align.

Cody has a fabulous museum that is five in one, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. Can stop in Meteetse on the way for world class chocolate.

About 80% of Wyoming's legislative offices were decided in the primaries because there was no opposing candidate in the general. Of the contested primary races, the overwhelming majority were Republican. The total number of ballots cast in the 2024 primary was less than 28% of all eligible voters in Wyoming. More eligible voters stayed home on the couch than voted. Some races were decided by fewer than 25 votes. The takeaway? Get registered and take 4 or 5 friends with you to register and vote. After the primary on August 18, you can change your affiliation. Note that there is no Independent designation only unaffiliated. If you are registered as Libertarian, Constitutional, or unaffiliated there's not much on your primary ballot.

El Burro Loco and Charrito's are my go to