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Representative Chuck Gray filed a bill on Friday that seeks to rename Wyoming Boulevard the 'President Donald J. Trump Highway.'

Representative Chuck Gray filed a bill on Friday that seeks to rename Wyoming Boulevard the 'President Donald J. Trump Highway.'

Representative Chuck Gray filed a bill on Friday that seeks to rename Wyoming Boulevard the 'President Donald J. Trump Highway.'

Representative Chuck Gray filed a bill on Friday that seeks to rename Wyoming Boulevard the 'President Donald J. Trump Highway.'

Representative Chuck Gray filed a bill on Friday that seeks to rename Wyoming Boulevard the 'President Donald J. Trump Highway.'

Representative Chuck Gray filed a bill on Friday that seeks to rename Wyoming Boulevard the 'President Donald J. Trump Highway.'

I was very troubled by the comments. I think it was very unfortunate, Gray stated.

Liberia: CDC Lawmaker Acarous Moses Gray Plays Political Game To Uphold CPP’s Lawmaker Yekeh Koluba Suspension for Consistently Insulting The Presidency Liberia: CDC Lawmaker Acarous Moses Gray Plays Political Game To Uphold CPP’s Lawmaker Yekeh Koluba Suspension for Consistently Insulting The Presidency Share Appearing as guest on Voice of Liberia FM 90.7 in Monrovia recently, Representative Gray disclosed that he took the decision to file a motion against his colleagues’ decision as a s...

Its sponsored by Representative Gray and Senator Salazar. If eventually approved by the voters, the proposal, Wyoming state senators would be limited to 12 years or three four-year terms. Representatives would be limited to 10 years or five two-year terms. The five statewide elected officials--governor, treasurer, secretary of state, auditor, and state superintendent--would be limited to eight years or two four-year terms. To be approved as a Wyoming constitutional amendment, a proposal be app...

Denver Post Pool Photo Gov. Jared Polis delivers his state of the state address in front of the House of Representatives at the Colorado state Capitol building on Wednesday, Feb. 17. Updated at 3:45 p.m. Gov. Jared Polis told lawmakers during his annual state of the state that Colorado has been “bruised, battered, and shaken to its core” over the last year. But with vaccines being rolled out — and coronavirus case numbers dropping — he sounded optimistic about what lies ahead. “Coming...