Male columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Rep. Karlee Provenza shared her own story of rape and wondered, ‘What would happen if I was pregnant?’ It’s a fair question. Even well-meaning people who speculate about the needs and feelings of such women, are only guessing. So, I sought out two women to give them voice.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Senate File 83 “Prohibiting chemical abortions” would protect Wyoming women from a corrupt FDA that is quietly stripping standard medical protections from women.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Wyoming’s High School Activities Association currently allows biological males to participate on female sports teams. Female athletes in Wyoming are sitting on the bench while males take the field.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange quotes Abe Lincoln: “If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of freemen, we must live through all time, or die by suicide.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “There is legitimate censorship and there is illegitimate censorship. Civil discourse requires that we know the difference.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “That, I think, is why the song is so famous. It captured a feeling in the air. While revolutionary events are in process, few contemporaries notice. Stills did, and his words beckon us to do the same.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Most recently, an anonymous “whistleblower” has made unsubstantiated claims that over 200 Wyomingites including several high-profile conservatives were once involved with the organization.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Wyoming’s July 29th filing of an amicus brief with 23 other states to oppose the unjust and unconstitutional rulings of Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey provides another example of this principle at work.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Wyoming, along with 23 other states, filed a brief arguing that both ‘Roe and Casey should be overruled’ because they have severely distorted the most foundational legal doctrines.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “I am grateful not only for the benefits previous generations accrued for me. Even more, I am thankful for the example they left me.”
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Guest columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “The Wyoming Bar Association seems obsessed with overruling Cheyenne voters.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Parents are the primary educators of their own children. When they become upset enough to address a school board, educators should drop everything and listen.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange says: The marriage penalty is buried in the $3.5 trillion budget bill that was recently rammed through the House.
Jonathan Lange writes: Also last week, whistleblowers leaked a memo from the Department of Defense that instructs chaplains to participate in the persecution of anyone who might seek a religious exemption from military “vaccine mandates.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: those at the CDC and FDA, who have spent a year and a half failing to study Ivermectin, should be put out of a job. The Centers for Disease Control was created to control diseases, not to control the narrative. Seriously, y’all. Stop it.
Jonathan Lange writes: “The cross at the top of the mountain was not an empty symbol to them. It silently proclaimed the Creator’s redemption of His world.”
Especially in a highly charged political climate, it is vital for America that we maintain the formalities of justice.
Guest columnist Jonathan Lange writes about U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney being a part of the committee investigating the Capitol attack earlier this year.
Guest columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “This right exists independently of the Second Amendment because your responsibility to protect your neighbor is not an assignment from the government, but an assignment from God.”
Guest columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Every Wyoming parent should be grateful for Jillian Balow’s vigilance and leadership. But we should not let her fight alone.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: Using the new technology of Forensic-Grade Genome Sequencing, law enforcement is working to solve the case of a “Baby John Doe” who was found in west Cheyenne in 1988.
Jonathan Lange writes: “Communities have obligations toward children. The village does not raise children—parents do. But, the village is obligated to support parents and children.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “‘Be faithful unto death, and I will give you the crown of life’ (Rev. 2:10). Generations of Christians have heard these words on the day of their confirmation. It is an experience shared by many—although that cultural heritage seems to be fading. But fewer still are aware of the context of these words.
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Parents, in cooperation with legislators should work to reject progressive harms that have become baked into current law. As the governor said, “Wyoming needs to respond.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Antifa operatives spent the summer bullying minorities, burning their businesses and pressuring police to abandon the innocent poor to the terrorism of lawless gangs. All the while, they called their opponents “Nazis”—and got away with it. “
Guest columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Cheney should come home and stand before her constituents. If the rightness of her stance is solid, she can confidently expect to regain the consent of her constituency.”
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “As in the past, common Americans can defeat them if we refuse to let them divide us.”
Jonathan Lange writes: “Only weeks after Liz Cheney’s re-election as the GOP conference chair, she faces a removal petition signed by 107—over half—of her colleagues. Lummis, on the hand, was publicly criticized by 78 members of the Wyoming Bar who published an open letter claiming that the very first vote of Wyoming’s first female senator, Cynthia Lummis, was ‘wrong.'”
Nonsensical, vile and intentionally injurious words are fully protected speech while the expression of certain ideas—even in the kindest possible terms—is strictly forbidden.
Christmas is, without a doubt, the greatest unifying holiday on the world’s calendar. In these days of turmoil and division we cannot do better than to think on this blessed unity during these holy days.
It has now been a full month since Americans went to the polls to elect a president.
Guest columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “Every single Wyomingite wants to slow the spread of COVID-19. But the sheer desire to see an outcome does not make a mask order effective toward that end. Citizens deserve explanations, not edicts.”
Guest columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “The 2020 election has the potential to be the biggest scandal in the history of our nation.”
Guest columnist Jonathan Lange writes: “The Wyoming flag has been flying at half-mast all week. This is an honorable and fitting remembrance of Roy Edwards.”
American families, with one voice, are demanding freedom to regain control over educational dollars. They know that a free society begins with educational freedom.
An anonymous attacker has published threats against Open Door Church in Gillette, Wyoming.
This week marks 100 years since the end of Mexico’s revolution (1910-1920). It established a communist constitution that became a model for the USSR.
Through repentance and redemption, human dignity is restored and the bedrock ideal of human equality is grounded in the Creator and Redeemer of all mankind.
The value of freedom is infinite. If we are unwilling to spend mere pocket change in its defense, we will purely and simply deserve everything that happens afterwards.
How America responds to this present hour will determine the outcome for our children and grandchildren. They will either endure great suffering or enjoy true freedom.
As for the unborn child, the Eighth District Court has just wiped away any legal protection that the child formerly had under Wyoming law.
