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Laramie Lab School: Legislation in play to retain institution

Former music teacher at the Lab School offers a convincing argument for her opinion that “WY needs a lab school.”  Dr. Jennifer Mellizo describes the freedom and trust that the school gave her.  She praised the school as (once) a

laramie@wyominglwv.org January 31, 2025February 1, 2025 State Read more

Gray and County Clerks: accusations about ballot boxes

laramie@wyominglwv.org January 26, 2025January 26, 2025 State Read more

A Quick Look at yesterday’s Executive Orders

Extending TicToc and pardoning Jan. 6 criminals/hostages are two orders that have had lots of media exposure. The others briefly discussed, not so much. For example, 78 Biden actions, orders, and memoranda have been nullified. The cluster of border orders

laramie@wyominglwv.org January 21, 2025January 21, 2025 State Read more

2025 Action Alert 1

The League of Women Voters of Wyoming is following and monitoring bills that meet our criteria for priority areas. Elections and Voting Rights is one of them. Today at noon, the legislators will vote to add HB 156 and 157

wyomin17wp January 21, 2025January 21, 2025 State Read more

The Congressional Review Act used in 2018. Again now?

The Congressional Review Act was passed under President Clinton. The law gives an in-coming president considerable latitude to repeal regulations passed in the last 60 days of the previous administration. During the first presidency, Trump used the act 20 times.

laramie@wyominglwv.org January 20, 2025January 20, 2025 State Read more

1973 at Wounded Knee: Biden pardoned Leonard Peltier

In 1953, the Federal government delisted 100 tribes (the Termination Policy) in an effort to break up reservatios. The American Indian Movement (AIM) was founded in a jail in 1968, and AIM decided to take their complaints directly to the

laramie@wyominglwv.org January 20, 2025January 20, 2025 State Read more

Presidential Inauguration Speeches: brief history

Every president has given an inaugural speech. Washington’s speech had seven paragraphs, the second being gratitude and pledges to his God. That aspect has become a trait for all new presidents. Another predictable trait is the hope to unify. These

laramie@wyominglwv.org January 16, 2025January 16, 2025 State Read more

Is 10% a mandate? Opinion Rep. Provenza (D-Albany)

Ms. Provenza shares data and processes to conclude that: 73 percent of Wyoming adults did not choose any candidate in the primaries 43,000 cast ballots for a Freedom Caucus candidate 9% of  those of age population of Wyoming voted for

laramie@wyominglwv.org January 16, 2025January 16, 2025 State Read more

Religious schools: How they became a $billion drain on public schools

This New Yorker article is a 42-minute audio tape. The story claims to offer the beginning of this change with email exchanges about Ohio schools. Listeno more.  

laramie@wyominglwv.org January 14, 2025January 14, 2025 State Read more

Religious schools: How they became a $billion drain on public education

laramie@wyominglwv.org January 14, 2025January 14, 2025 State Read more
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