Before legislating, political newcomers should try something else: listening

The hard-line Freedom Caucus fills its ranks with relative newcomers to Wyoming. But they would benefit from trying to understand our state before trying to remake it.

Posted 4/2/24

In 1907, my grandfather Harry S. Harnsberger, a baby-faced blond with translucent skin, stepped off the train in Lander. It was only the second train to arrive at this remote outpost — the end …

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Before legislating, political newcomers should try something else: listening

The hard-line Freedom Caucus fills its ranks with relative newcomers to Wyoming. But they would benefit from trying to understand our state before trying to remake it.

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Before legislating, political newcomers should try something else: listening

The hard-line Freedom Caucus fills its ranks with relative newcomers to Wyoming. But they would benefit from trying to understand our state before trying to remake it.

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