William Perry Pendley: Governors and Attorneys General Are Suing, And That’s A Good Thing
Guest columnist William Perry Pendley looks into recent cases of states suing the federal government. Keep Reading | 1122 words
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Pendley: American Rescue Plan Is Unconstitutional! Certainly, The Part Dividing Americans By Race
Columnist Perry Pendley writes: "Today’s case shows once again, the ‘way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race’." Keep Reading | 1152 words
William Perry Pendley: Junk Science From The Government? Wyoming Has Heard It Before
Columnist William Perry Pendley writes: "At some point, many concluded Fauci, et al. were making it all up and stopped listening. Keep Reading | 1260 words
Opinion: Not The Color Of Our Skin; Congress & Presidents (except Trump) Abdicated, So Only Hope Is SCOTUS
Columnist Perry Pendley writes: "Meanwhile, United Airlines, Wyoming’s primary air carrier, proudly announced that it will hire pilots, not for their skills at aviating the 'Friendly Skies,' but due to their race and gender." Keep Reading | 1475 words
Pendley: You Can Keep Firefighters Out Of Harm’s Way As 80% Of All Wildfires Are Caused By Humans
Perry Pendley writes: "A full 80 percent of wildfires are human caused, including 2020’s Cameron Peak, at 208,663 acres, the largest ever in Colorado, and the subsequent Mullen fire that began in Wyoming and swept into Colorado consuming 176,878 acres." Keep Reading | 1226 words
William Perry Pendley: BLM Law Enforcement Officers Are Part of West’s ‘Thin Blue Line’
William Perry Pendley writes: "Given the attacks on law enforcement by the media, the Biden administration, and Democrat politicians, I ask that, next time you see a Ranger, say “Howdy and thanks!” Keep Reading | 1356 words
Wyoming Native in Charge of BLM: Can He Transfer Federal Lands to States?
The transfer of federal lands to Western states, once championed by President Donald Trump’s Bureau of Land Management acting director, would be a challenge as tall as Gannett Peak, say natural resource experts who have looked at the issue. Keep Reading | 962 words