country involved in any way, i don t trust this administration and quite frankly, the bureaucratic military leadership we have to get us through it quickly and responsibly. without risking and losing lives. to say that, it s not a personal indictment, the evidence is in front of me. i thought those two wars that we gave up on recently. because of that, i want that to be the last option. i don t trust leadership we have today to get done right. bill: he could also make the argument that leaders are supposed to lead around him anna terron issues like this. wars. one last thing. if the last six month of food preparing for war is what president biden wants to blame our gas prices on, that s convenient. but what is inconvenient is that it also shows that for six months president biden did not prevent this. sandra: by the way, 815 civilian deaths. every single one of them matter. every life loss. bill: joe it s great to see you. we are going to get back to this video.
Apr. 4 CHEYENNE A big second quarter gave the Laramie County Community College women s basketball team the separation it needed to pull away Saturday afternoon.
The Golden Eagles outscored Central Wyoming College 21-7 in the second period en route to a 53-38 victory in a Region IX tournament play-in game.
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Just a week ago, CWC (1-16) beat LCCC for its only victory of the season. This time around, it was win or go home and the Eagles weren t ready for their season to end. We re in regionals and we re celebrating that, and we re so happy, freshman Lucia Fleta said. But we just need to keep working hard and practicing.
The 19th-ranked Western Nebraska Community College women’s basketball team put three in double figures and used a fast start to topple Laramie County Community College Monday evening at Cougar Palace.