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The Wyoming Republican Women take pride in the fact that since
statehood in 1890, Wyoming women have had the right to vote (the
first in the nation) and have served on juries. From our
courthouses to the U.S. House of Representatives, Wyoming
Republican Women are serving responsibly in elective office. Not
to be overlooked, Vice President Dick Cheney is a proud product
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Women's Suffrage Wyoming Territory |
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From
the State Auditors office in front of the portrait of Esther Holbert
Morris, Wyoming's First Woman Governor.are standing; L. to R.
Rosemary Schunk, Rita Meyer, Lorraine Grigsby, Amy Swan, Judy
Catchpole, April Poley, Kimberly Stark, Heidi Walker, Annemarie
Picard, Caroline Hamilton, Bonnie Foster, Marilyn Pettit, Helen
Mintton, Debbie Blumenshine, Patricia Swan, Janet Anderson, Donna
Phipps, Eda Thompson, Cynthia Lummis, Rosa Goolsby.
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Talking
Points
New Points Forward
Cubin Introduces New Bill to Increase
Domestic Refining Capacity
6/20/08
Washington
Congresswoman Barbara Cubin (R-WY) today
introduced H.R. 6329, a bill that will significantly increase
America’s refining capacity, in turn reducing the pinch Americans
feel each time we are at the pump.
Enzi works to keep Congress in check
6/10/08
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WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., is backing a bill designed
to ensure that Congress legislates only within the bounds of its powers
granted by the highest law in the land.
Enzi: Miner Act a success, but we can never be complacent
6/19/08
Washington, DC – Two years after Congress passed the “Mine Improvement
and New Emergency Response Act” (MINER Act) ,U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo.,
Ranking Member of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions
(HELP) Committee, said the law has significantly improved mine safety
and includes provisions that will continue to make mining safer in the
future.... |
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Capitol City Republican Women - Steak Fry -
7/13/08
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Barrasso: Infrastructure Key to Energy Security
Senator Calls for Wind
Energy Transmission Lines
6/17/08
WASHINGTON – U.S.
Senator John Barrasso , R-Wyo., is urging Congress to develop
practical policies to foster construction of new electric
transmission lines for renewable energy sources, such as wind.
“Over
the past year, Congress has debated a variety of fiscal incentives
for developing alternative energies,” Barrasso said. “However, the
fundamental questions of how we deliver that energy to American
consumers have been vastly ignored during this debate.”
Barrasso: U.S. Energy Policy Deserves Action
Ethanol Subsidies Bite into Wyoming Food Budgets
6/12/08
WASHINGTON – U.S.
Senator John Barrasso, R-Wyo., challenged Congress to address the
impact ethanol mandates have on skyrocketing food costs during a
Senate Energy and Natural Resource hearing into renewable fuels
effect on food and livestock feed prices..
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