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The American Voices in Federal Lands Act would restrict the public comment process and ensure only American citizens are providing feedback on the policies affecting American energy production and federal lands.

The Wyoming governor said he supports the President's decision, and Senator John Barrasso called Trump's decision "the right one."

“Americans have spoken. They rejected EV mandates in November. The House acted. It’s now up to the Senate to stop the EV mandates from taking hold.”

“Developing countries desperately need affordable and reliable energy. Instead of promoting valuable energy projects, the World Bank continues to boycott coal power generation, oil and gas production and nuclear energy projects. This bill will force the hand of the World Bank and any financial institutions that choose to play politics with the lives of those dependent on these critical energy projects" says Senator John Barrasso.

✍🏼 On May 8, Senator Cynthia Lummis introduced the Forest Protection and Wildland Firefighter Safety Act of 2025, aimed at safeguarding firefighters, communities, and property in Wyoming and across the west from the destructive impacts of wildfires 🔥

Senator Barrasso talks border security with CBP nominee Rodney Scott, emphasizing the role of Natrona County International Airport in local safety and economic stability.

They say "unelected judges imposing their policy biases on the nation without democratic legitimacy is unacceptable to the people of Wyoming."

“You can sum up the first ten weeks of the Republican-led Senate in three words: Fast, forceful, and effective. We aren’t wasting time. We are just getting started" said Sen. John Barrasso on Tuesday.

Wyoming senator John Barrasso made his thoughts clear on Monday concerning President Donald Trump's Address to the Nation. “Last night I believe people saw President Trump’s bold agenda and rapid action in motion. And that was focused on securing the border. Joint Addr...

This time the Senator was uncharacteristically angry.

The Boys & Girs Clubs of Central Wyoming honored kids at their 24th Annual Awards & Recognition breakfast this morning at the Ford Wyoming Center.