MAIL: ACRP, POB 11, Laramie, WY 82073
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE:
News from Frank Eathorne, WRP Chair: Johnson County Central Committee Meeting, Nov 18, 2021
With the resignation of former National Committeewoman Harriet Hageman to run for U.S. Congress, this weekend was the first opportunity for the SCC to elect her replacement. Two candidates were nominated and stood for election. Patricia Junek and Nina Webber spoke and answered questions according to Party bylaws. Nina Webber prevailed in the vote and will serve until the State Convention delegates vote again in May to fill the position for the rest of the biennium.
Eleven resolutions passed during the meeting and will be posted on the Wyoming.gop website today. Of particular interest was a resolution adopted by the SCC outline the Party's position that U.S. Representative Liz Cheney is no longer recognized as a Republican by the majority of Party representatives. All resolutions are brought forth from the county, grassroots level and this resolution was evidence of a swell of dissatisfaction with Representative Cheney's performance among voters across the state.
[Click here for Resolution Summary]
We are living in perilous times, Wyoming Republicans. We are seeing the loss of our energy industry, inflation, federal executive branch mandates, and policies most of us would never have imagined in our country. Please read through all of the resolutions passed by the SCC. You'll find in them the pulse of Wyoming with regard to current affairs. People are crying out for solid Republican values to prevail in the governance of our state and nation. https://www.wyoming.gop/
News from Frank Eathorne, WRP Chair: Johnson County Central Committee Meeting, Nov 18, 2021
With the resignation of former National Committeewoman Harriet Hageman to run for U.S. Congress, this weekend was the first opportunity for the SCC to elect her replacement. Two candidates were nominated and stood for election. Patricia Junek and Nina Webber spoke and answered questions according to Party bylaws. Nina Webber prevailed in the vote and will serve until the State Convention delegates vote again in May to fill the position for the rest of the biennium.
Eleven resolutions passed during the meeting and will be posted on the Wyoming.gop website today. Of particular interest was a resolution adopted by the SCC outline the Party's position that U.S. Representative Liz Cheney is no longer recognized as a Republican by the majority of Party representatives. All resolutions are brought forth from the county, grassroots level and this resolution was evidence of a swell of dissatisfaction with Representative Cheney's performance among voters across the state.
[Click here for Resolution Summary]
We are living in perilous times, Wyoming Republicans. We are seeing the loss of our energy industry, inflation, federal executive branch mandates, and policies most of us would never have imagined in our country. Please read through all of the resolutions passed by the SCC. You'll find in them the pulse of Wyoming with regard to current affairs. People are crying out for solid Republican values to prevail in the governance of our state and nation. https://www.wyoming.gop/
We Need Candidates for the 2022 election -- contact a member of the Executive Committee for more info
County and City
Open Precinct Positions—Contact Rick Martin -- rokon29@gmail.com
· 13-1 & 13-2 Shield St Aux Gym
· 46-1 & 46-2 Laramie High School
County and City
- 2 County Commissioners
- County Coroner, Attorney, Sheriff, Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor, Clerk of District Court
- 5 School Board Positions
- Fire District #1
- Hospital District
- Laramie River Conservation District
- 4 City Council Positions
Open Precinct Positions—Contact Rick Martin -- rokon29@gmail.com
· 13-1 & 13-2 Shield St Aux Gym
· 46-1 & 46-2 Laramie High School
Christmas Parade Update!
- We had a GREAT turnout for our Downtown Christmas Parade float! So many Laramie people came out and lined the streets with shouts and cheers as we passed by!. Our theme was "Tis the Season for Liberty." in support of our military.
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ALBANY COUNTY, WY REPUBLICANS MONTHLY MEETINGS
- IMPORTANT NEWS: Because it is the season to be merry, we will NOT have our monthly meeting in December. Our next meeting will be on Jan. 11, 2022. We look forward to a successful election year!
- ALSO NOTE: The location of the ACRP monthly meetings has changed. We will now be meeting at the Albany County Public Library meeting room, 310 S. 8th St., 82070..The day and time will remain the same; the second Tuesday of every month at 6:00PM.
- Of critical importance is the 2022 election and redistribution issues, both in Albany County and in the State of Wyoming. Please come to learn how you can be a louder voice for freedom.
- Please fill out this website pop-up to receive updates and invitations to events. Thanks so much!
Coming Up! Conservative Breakfast Join us December 11, 2021! This month, the Albany County Republicans are delighted to have as our guest speaker, WY Secretary of State, Ed Buchanan. Duties as SoS include Chief Elections Officer, Chairman of the State Canvassing Board, Securities Commissioner and Corporations Administrator. Secretary Buchanan has served as our SoS since 2018. Prior to that, he served in the U.S. Air Force as intelligence briefer to senior command and as Speaker of the Wyoming House of Representatives. Don't miss this event.
Where—the American Legion Banquet Room 417 E Ivinson Ave, Laramie, WY 82070.
Time - NOTE: The time has changed. The new time for the breakfast is 7:30AM - 9:30AM.
Food—Catered by The 17th Street Café.
Breakfast Cost—General-$20; Students-$10
Breakfast RSVP-- Register via the online invitation by Wednesday, December 8, 2021. NOTE: We can now pay online!
BRING A FRIEND!
Where—the American Legion Banquet Room 417 E Ivinson Ave, Laramie, WY 82070.
Time - NOTE: The time has changed. The new time for the breakfast is 7:30AM - 9:30AM.
Food—Catered by The 17th Street Café.
Breakfast Cost—General-$20; Students-$10
Breakfast RSVP-- Register via the online invitation by Wednesday, December 8, 2021. NOTE: We can now pay online!
BRING A FRIEND!
LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR
Committees within our Wyoming Legislature meet weekly to discuss issues. We, as citizens of Wyoming, should be informed about the work that they are doing. Stay engaged by letting them know your priorities. Here is a link to the calendar for December www.wyoleg.gov/Calendar/20211201/Meeting
Committees within our Wyoming Legislature meet weekly to discuss issues. We, as citizens of Wyoming, should be informed about the work that they are doing. Stay engaged by letting them know your priorities. Here is a link to the calendar for December www.wyoleg.gov/Calendar/20211201/Meeting
LHS Student Grace Smith
The ad below was published in the Laramie Boomerang in support of the actions taken by a LHS student recently suspended from school. She has since taken herself off of the student rolls and is no longer a student there. Should you choose to help out with legal costs, please go to www.givesendgo.com/stand4grace This is only one of many issues that are facing school boards locally and across the nation. Make your voices known, Patriots! Let freedom ring.
The ad below was published in the Laramie Boomerang in support of the actions taken by a LHS student recently suspended from school. She has since taken herself off of the student rolls and is no longer a student there. Should you choose to help out with legal costs, please go to www.givesendgo.com/stand4grace This is only one of many issues that are facing school boards locally and across the nation. Make your voices known, Patriots! Let freedom ring.
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