Former U.S. Attorney for Wyoming, Kip Crofts write: “We have racialized everything, and too many people evaluate every such issue, but especially those having to do with police behavior, through the lens of race.”
Columnist Kip Crofts asks: “If Wyoming is going to be the source of wind and solar energy for California and other places, to the point where every vacant acre of Wyoming has a wind turbine, a solar farm, or a transmission line, then what is wrong with having those users of our energy pay a significant tax to us in exchange for our giving up our scenic landscapes?
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Guest columnist Kip Crofts writes: “More people are killed each year with boots, knives and bats than with ‘assault rifles.’”
Columnist and former US Attorney for Wyoming Kip Crofts writes: “To my knowledge no such device has ever been used in a mass shooting before, or at least its usage has not been publicized, so this is clearly not a huge or prevalent problem.”
Former U.S. Attorney Kip Crofts writes: “We cannot simply accept the word of Trump, Biden, or the press on this terribly important issue.”
Guest columnist Kip Crofts writes: “I know there are people of both political persuasions who try to make some distinction between these lynch mobs, saying that riots in the interest of racial justice are acceptable while those in defense of Donald Trump and his minions are not. But I reject that distinction.”
Former US Attorney and guest columnist Kip Crofts writes: “It is futile to try to manage human behavior (violence) by trying to control inanimate objects (guns). It just doesn’t work.”
