Today, Kyle Cameron, candidate for Wyoming’s U.S. House of Representatives, expressed deep concern over recent remarks by former President Donald Trump. His rhetoric, suggesting that former Representative Liz Cheney should face violence, raises serious questions about his ongoing influence and the impact of such statements on our nation’s stability. In light of this, I am urging Rep. Harriet Hageman, Wyoming’s current representative, to publicly denounce this type of language, which threatens the peace and safety of public officials and endangers our domestic tranquility.

Listen to Kyle Cameron’s interview on KTAK Today.

Rep. Harriet Hageman’s track record on issues like federal land control, transparency, and tribal consultation raises significant questions about her commitment to Wyoming’s best interests. While some of her policies, like advocating for state sovereignty over federal lands, appear beneficial for local control, there are critical concerns about their broader impact and her approach.

The University of Wyoming (UW) recently forfeited an athletic competition involving a transgender athlete, a decision that seems inconsistent with its history and policies. In 2022, UW competed against a team with a transgender athlete without controversy, demonstrating its acceptance and commitment to inclusivity. This recent forfeiture contradicts that precedent, raising questions about external political influence.

On September 28, 2024, as the colors of Wyoming’s trees transitioned from green to yellow and red, the weather was perfect for being outside. But a dozen Converse County Democrats chose to enjoy lunch and stimulating conversation with El Cameron, Candidate for US Congress.