Dodson's Doctrine

How natural gas and the Electoral College threaten Wyoming coal

Opinion

October 30, 2020 by Dave Dodson 6 Comments

Natural gas industries in other states and the arithmetic of the Electoral College, Dodson writes, leaves Wyoming coal as a nonissue for the national political parties.

To save coal communities, Wyo must first change its image

Opinion

October 20, 2020 by Dave Dodson 7 Comments

The initiatives that could save our coal communities all require buy-in from the very constituents and organizations that we have waged war with, Dodson writes.

Reagan’s reminder: We can do better

Opinion

October 6, 2020 by Dave Dodson 1 Comment

In the wake of contentious presidential debate, Dodson reminisces on a time when politics could be civil.

The root of Wyo’s budget crisis and how to pull it

Opinion

September 8, 2020 by Dave Dodson 8 Comments

Despite a narrative that COVID-19 and energy downturn are the cause of state budget cuts, columnist Dodson writes, that’s not the entire story. A dysfunctional political system is even more to blame.

The GOP needs to support the Postal Service — or pay the price

Opinion

August 25, 2020 by Dave Dodson 9 Comments

Political double-talk and the recent USPS controversy will only harm Republicans’ credibility, Dodson writes. Republicans, and all Americans, deserve better.

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How natural gas and the Electoral College threaten Wyoming coal

To save coal communities, Wyo must first change its image

Reagan’s reminder: We can do better

The root of Wyo’s budget crisis and how to pull it

The GOP needs to support the Postal Service — or pay the price

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