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Fred Harrison: Wyoming Elections — When Certification Does Not Match The Record

Columnist Fred Harrison writes, "Wyoming voting systems have purportedly not received antivirus or security updates since 2022. AI tools exploit unpatched systems in seconds — altering code and vote counts while erasing tracks. AI leaves no fingerprints."

Fred HarrisonOctober 28, 2026

Fred Harrison: Why Wyoming's Elections Expose a National Security Crisis

Columnist Fred Harrison writes, "When concerned citizens retained me as legal counsel to examine Wyoming's voting apparatus, I began as a skeptic. But what emerged is a sobering record of statutory disregard and unverified systems that persist today."

Fred HarrisonOctober 21, 2026

Fred Harrison: The Delusion Of The Sovereign Self — Lindsay Clancy, The Lone Juror, And The Battle For The American Soul

Columnist Fred Harrison writes, "Outside the Plymouth courthouse, a grotesque spectacle unfolded. Hundreds of women, cloaked in pink and clutching signs, gathered not to mourn the dead children, but to canonize the woman who killed them."

Fred HarrisonOctober 13, 2026

Fred Harrison: Who Educates Our Children? Wyoming Needs Freedom, Not Stagnation

Columnist Fred Harrison writes, "Wyoming’s homeschooling families and independent schools prove every day that when parents are in charge and teachers focus on real subject matter, children thrive. Wyoming must break free from federal bureaucracy, court-ordered stagnation, and union control."

Fred HarrisonOctober 07, 2026

Fred Harrison: When Government Campaigns Against The People Who Pay Its Bills

Columnist Fred Harrison writes, "Every institution lined up against Prop. 1 has a direct financial stake in the outcome — and not one of them is required to tell Wyoming voters how much they are spending to protect it. Follow the money. It leads directly back to yours.

Fred HarrisonSeptember 30, 2026

Fred Harrison: Wyoming's Silent Tax Heist — Vote Yes on Proposition 1

Columnist Fred Harrison writes, "From 2021 to 2023, Wyoming's total property tax collections surged by $912 million — a 71 percent increase in two years. Not because the Legislature voted for it or voters approved it. Inflation drove up home values."

Fred HarrisonSeptember 23, 2026

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Fred Harrison: The Body Is Not the Enemy

Columnist Fred Harrison writes, "Sigmund Freud, despite his many errors, grasped something essential: civilization depends upon restraint. Human beings cannot live together peacefully if appetite reigns unchecked."

Fred HarrisonSeptember 15, 2026

Fred Harrison: A Reply to Wendy Volk And Patricia McDaniel — Let's Debate The Real Issue

Columnist Fred Harrison writes, "I appreciate Wendy Volk's response to my earlier column. I also read Patricia McDaniel's letter which called my column misogynistic, compared it to an incel website, and said newspapers should 'muzzle' me."

Fred HarrisonSeptember 09, 2026

Fred Harrison: The Road We Are On — A Conservative's Reckoning

Columnist Fred Harrison writes, "To the remnant of the Freedom Caucus: you are not finished. You are chastened. Slow down. Build coalitions. Bring people with you. And next time — do not hand your enemies the weapon they use to destroy you."

Fred HarrisonSeptember 02, 2026

Fred Harrison: Cultural Suicide — How Feminism Failed Women and Left Wyoming Empty

Columnist Fred Harrison writes, "Here in Wyoming, we are living the consequences in our own backyard. Wyoming now records barely 200 more births than deaths annually. Our natural population replacement has functionally flatlined."

Fred HarrisonAugust 25, 2026

Fred Harrison: Chicken Littles Were Wrong-How Overpopulation Myth Is Killing The West

Columnist Fred Harrison writes, "Before you dismiss what follows as the ranting of an alarmist, consider the long and inglorious history of alarmists themselves. The sky, they have always assured us, is falling. It never does."

Fred HarrisonAugust 19, 2026

Fred Harrison: The Discipline to Govern — Why Wyoming Conservatives Must Unite

Columnist Fred Harrison writes, "Back when the Legislature was more collegial, there was an adage often said: 'Some of my friends are for this, some of my friends are against it, and I’m with my friends.' It is a witty line. It is also a terrible philosophy for a primary election."

Fred HarrisonAugust 12, 2026