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Doctors, not talk-show hosts, should make public health decisions

Opinion
March 2, 2021 by Kerry Drake Leave a Comment

Lawmakers are considering bills to usurp the authority of the state health officer and — in keeping with GOP tradition — politicize science, Drake opines.

Wyoming GOP embraces Trump’s phony voter fraud claims

Opinion
February 23, 2021 by Kerry Drake 21 Comments

Despite Wyo’s solid record of safe elections, Republican group recommends misguided reforms, Drake writes. A proposed bill he expects to cruise into law just tackles a nonexistent problem, he opines.

Wyo senators’ cowardice should not be mistaken for loyalty

Opinion
February 16, 2021 by Kerry Drake 36 Comments

American freedom has been earned anew each generation through the bravery and sacrifice of its defenders. When called on to join the fight for liberty, Drake writes, U.S. Sens Barrasso and Lummis tucked tail and bowed to a would-be dictator.

Wyo legislators should save at-risk youth program

Opinion
February 9, 2021 by Kerry Drake 3 Comments

‘Wraparound’ program uses team-based approach to keep kids from foster care. It makes fiscal sense, Drake writes, for the state to maintain it.

Wyo lawmakers have a constitutional duty to fund public schools

Opinion
February 2, 2021 by Kerry Drake 2 Comments

If legislators don’t pass a sales tax increase, education will face a $250 million shortfall and the state will lose inevitable expensive court battles.
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