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Biteman, Kinskey Hope for More Conservatives in Legislature
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9 months agoon
By
Aaron Palmer
State Senators Bo Biteman and Dave Kinskey were guests on the Public Pulse Open Lines show last Friday to discuss this year’s legislative session that wrapped up earlier this month.
Kinskey and Biteman talked about the Freedom Caucus and the Wyoming Caucus, their differences, and how this year’s elections will shape the legislature for 2025, whether we see a new conservative legislature or more of the same.
Kinskey added he was amazed what conservatives were able to do during this year’s legislative session and is looking forward to what they might accomplish in the future if they have majorities in both the House and the Senate.
Dennis Fox
March 19, 2024 at 11:47 pm
More real Republicans on the way, now that 51 is open!
mark steingass
March 20, 2024 at 8:43 am
yep..I remember how “conservative” he was as mayor in Sheridan….so do a lot of Sheridan City Firefighters…and it wasn’t pretty
Dennis Fox
March 20, 2024 at 3:11 pm
Give Dave some time. He’s slowly getting rid of that California leftism that he picked up while out there. He seems to be returning to his Wyoming conservative roots, though in fits and starts.
And now that his fellow harvard-indoctrinated cohort is quitting…..there’s some hope.
Dennis Fox
March 23, 2024 at 5:34 pm
Curious there’s been no mention, on this site, of the fact that House District 51 State Rep. is now Open! Could it be that the radio station is trying to keep the good news quiet?
That Rep. Western isn’t running for re-election is significant news. At least to the good people living in HD 51.
Cy should be commended for getting his priorities straight. He came straight out of the countries #1 Liberal Indoctrination Center (Harvard) and went right into politics. Surely a recipe for a life-long politician, that no one in Wyoming wants. (see joe biden)
Gainful employment and family should always come first.