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There will be several Life Chain events across Wyoming this afternoon and Wyoming Right to Life encourages you to get involved in one of them. Continue Reading »

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(Cheyenne, WY) The U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Board of Directors has endorsed Cynthia Lummis’ candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives seat for the state of Wyoming. Continue Reading »

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While I was manning the Park County Republican Headquarters today, I was amazed to hear that the bailout actually failed passage. Even more that 95 Democrats found their backbones to stand with most Republicans against Speaker Pelosi.

When the votes were finally posted on Washington Post, I was disappointed that Rep. Cubin sided with 64 other Republicans and voted Yes, but at least she voted. Tonight, I have received a press release from the Lummis campaign, and I am pleased to share with you that the Republican nominee seeking to replace Rep. Cubin would have voted no if she were there today. Continue Reading »

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I was referred to this text and thought I’d share it with you:

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Cheyenne, WY — A new report from the Alan Guttmacher Institute, the research arm of the nation’s largest abortion business, Planned Parenthood, shows the number of abortions down both in Wyoming and on Wyoming women.

According to the report, the number of abortions done in 2005 in Wyoming dropped to 70 from 80 the previous year and 100 in 2000. The figure of 70 is a historic low since 1973.

As has been the case for some time, most abortions Wyoming women get are not done in state, but are done at abortion centers elsewhere. Most are done in the Denver/Ft. Collins area, with some abortions on Wyoming women taking place in Salt Lake City, Billings and Bozeman, Montana, and a handful in other states.

The new AGI report indicates 1,100 Wyoming women obtained an abortion in 2004, but that is a decrease from the figure of 2,090 in 2000. The 2004 data shows the number of Wyoming women getting abortions is also a historic low since AGI began tracking abortion data in 1978.

“We are excited to learn that the number of abortions done on Wyoming women and done in Wyoming are both at historic lows,” says Steven Ertelt, the president of Right to Life of Wyoming.

Ertelt said the educational work that Right to Life of Wyoming does through its chapters is paying off.

“More people than ever before understand through ultrasounds that an unborn child is a human being worthy of legal protection,” Ertelt said. “And we’re helping the public understand how abortion hurts women — whether its medical complications, mental health problems or spiritual or relationship issues women face after an abortion.”

“These new figures also show that society is helping women in unexpected pregnancies understand that there are better options than abortion. Pregnancy centers, churches and other agencies in our state are doing a good job at helping women in crisis pregnancy situations,” Ertelt added.

“Right to Life of Wyoming will continue to work until the day comes that all women and children are protected from abortions.”

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This has been an awesome Republican weekend! A Realtor here in Cody discovered my blog and loves it; we have mutual friends, and she’s a new Young Republican that wants to be active thanks to Sarah Palin. As if that wasn’t cool enough, I went to see one of my Republican friends in Downtown Cody this afternoon, and before I could even say hi, she came from behind the counter and starts escorting me out the door, noting that she had to show me something. I had no idea what, but I went along with it. Continue Reading »

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I promise, I’ll get into the serious blogging again soon. But, I gotta share this. A friend of one of my friends on Facebook posted on the latter friend’s wall

“Why did the chicken cross the road? Because Sarah Palin told it too!”

I got a good laugh out of that, and have shared it with many of my coworkers, who have also gotten a laugh out of it. I was reminded of the infamous e-mail from a while back that had a list of politicians and other persons of fame with their “would be” answers to age-old riddle of why the chicken crossed the road, and given the new reason involving Gov. Palin, I thought it was about time to update the list of people and their answers. Following are the answers that I have conjured up in my mind. Continue Reading »

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The other day news came out that the esteemed Republican Vice Presidential nominee was going to be visiting Wyoming later this month. I was immediately excited, then it kinda sank when I found out it was going to be in Wilson. Keep in mind, my excitement didn’t totally sink. After all, the current VP lives in Wilson and the last two Democrat U.S. House nominees have been from Wilson. Plus there is money to be had in Wilson. All this led me to thinking that there must be some compelling reason, maybe even a list of them, as to Why Gov. Palin needs to visit Cody. Here’s what I’ve come up with so far. Continue Reading »

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• Selling off a luxury jet liner: 2.1 million dollars.
• Vetoing wasteful spending bills: 500 million dollars.
• Your two youngest children tag-teaming on national TV to lock in the support of family-minded voters: Continue Reading »

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In case you missed the best speech in Republican history, here it is. Let the record show that the only reason that the roof of the Xcel Energy Center didn’t go flying off was because of the magnetism of Gov. Palin’s personality. Continue Reading »

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