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Jonathan Lange: Pediatrics Academy Faces A Credibility Crisis
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes, "Wyoming’s chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics is facing a credibility crisis. For years it has testified in public hearings that so-called gender affirming care is safe and effective. Now, that narrative is crumbling."
Jonathan LangeFebruary 07, 2026
Jonathan Lange: The Supreme Court Owes Us An Explanation
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes, “Wyoming has protected unborn citizens since its inception. What compelling interest could possibly trump that fundamental right? The Wyoming Supreme Court owes us an explanation.”
Jonathan LangeJanuary 30, 2026
Jonathan Lange: Election Integrity Bills Build Confidence
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Wyoming citizens who are concerned about election integrity are not accusing anyone of cheating. They simply want public officials to provide a meaningful opportunity to cut the cards.”
Jonathan LangeJanuary 23, 2026
Jonathan Lange: Let’s Get Our Court Docs On The Internet
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Our courts are still operating as if ‘Al Gore’ never invented ‘the internets,’ as Dubya would say. Luddite rules suppress free access to public information.”
Jonathan LangeJanuary 16, 2026
Jonathan Lange: Our Constitution Protects All Human Life
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes, “At the heart of the 'Life is a Human Right Act' is the second provision of Wyoming’s Constitution. 'In their inherent right to life. . . all members of the human race are equal (Art. 1, Sec. 2).' All means all. It's really that simple.”
Jonathan LangeJanuary 09, 2026
Jonathan Lange: Take Comfort - God Takes Oaths Of Office Seriously
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes, “As James Madison noted, the oath of office has a purpose for those who do not fear God. They may not think much of God. But He nevertheless thinks about them. An oath to God always matters to God. He will take it seriously long after the oath-taker has forgotten it."
Jonathan LangeJanuary 02, 2026
Jonathan Lange: Federal Judge Vindicates Wyoming Family’s Rights
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes, “Teachers are hired to supplement the education that parents provide, not to supplant it. Now, a federal judge has ruled that supplanting parental rights violates Due Process, Free Exercise of Religion and Free Speech rights.”
Jonathan LangeDecember 26, 2025
Jonathan Lange: Wyoming’s Delegation Delivered Coal for Christmas
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: The repeal of the Buffalo RMPA was a wonderful Christmas present to the people of Wyoming. Hageman, Barrasso, and Lummis preserved an entire economic ecosystem for generations to come.
Jonathan LangeDecember 19, 2025
Jonathan Lange: Colorado Should Honor Trump’s Pardon of Clerk Tina Peters
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes, "Late Thursday, President Trump announced he was issuing a full pardon for Tina Peters. This has been a long time coming, and will certainly provoke a fiery response from the Left. I hope this national hero can come home for Christmas."
Jonathan LangeDecember 12, 2025
Jonathan Lange: We Need a Realistic Approach to Teen Suicide
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “We have had a 500-percent spike in teen suicides that hardly anybody talks about. What happened? What accounts for such an alarming increase?”
Jonathan LangeDecember 05, 2025
Jonathan Lange: Annoying Emails Are Not Exempt From The First Amendment
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes, "We still don’t know how many emails are being diverted. And we don’t know what percentage of them are constitutionally protected communications from Wyoming citizens to their elected officials."
Jonathan LangeNovember 21, 2025
Jonathan Lange: Don’t Just Condemn Bullying, Refuse To Participate
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes, "Wyoming has a problem with bullying and it’s not confined to the classroom. This toxic behavior is on full display in state and local politics as well. Notice the reflexive tendency to label and berate people rather than dispassionately discuss policy.
Jonathan LangeNovember 14, 2025