Wyoming Rep. Calls On GOP Chair To Resign Over Secession Comments
Wyoming Rep. Landon Brown [R-Laramie County] is calling on state Republican Party Chairman Frank Eathorne to resign over comments Eathorne recently made about secession.
In a War Room podcast hosted by former White House Advisor Steve Bannon on Jan. 16, Eathorne said We re keeping eyes on Texas too, and their consideration of possible secession. They have a different constitution than we do as far as wording, but it s something we re all paying attention to.
Eathorne made the comments during a discussion of Rep. Liz Cheney s vote to impeach President Trump in the U.S. House last week,
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State lawmakers face a terrible hangover of problems from 2020. First and foremost is the pandemic, which is at its worst even as vaccinations are rolled out across the country. Caseloads and death tolls are adding uncertainty to the economy, which in turn is hampering state budgets.
As legislatures began to meet this month, some convened virtually due to concerns about COVID-19, while capitols were boarded up or surrounded by perimeter fences and SWAT teams because of the ongoing threat of political violence.
Anger about the election and its bloody aftermath is leading to partisan divisions about how to handle voting. Democrats would like to see more mail voting and other expansive measures, while Republicans argue that even the suspicion of widespread voter fraud while shot down repeatedly in dozens of court cas
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Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wy.), chair of the House Republican Conference. (Getty Images)
(CNS News) In reaction to House Rep. Liz Cheney s (R-Wy.) decision to vote to impeach President Donald Trump, the Wyoming Republican Party sent her a message on Wednesday, stating that she had aligned herself with leftists, was helping Democrats to smear the entire conservative movement, and had denied President Trump due process.
The Wyoming GOP said it was receiving an avalanche of telephone calls, emails, and website posts from Wyoming Republicans who vehemently disagree with Representative Cheney s decision and actions.
Wyoming Health Officials Use Ads to Promote COVID-19 Shots
CASPER, Wyo. (AP) Public health officials in Wyoming say it s a challenge to persuade large numbers of people to get the coronavirus vaccine.
The Casper-Natrona County Health Department is working with Casper-based advertising agency Adbay to counter misinformation and encourage people to get shots as they become available.
The ads appear with the slogan “Casper vs. COVID.”
The Casper Star-Tribune reports the ads are appearing on electronic billboards around the city, as well as on social media.
Department spokeswoman Hailey Bloom says there are currently wait lists for people wanting to get the coronavirus vaccine at clinics around Casper.