Wyoming's future is shaped by the ideas, research, and policy decisions being developed today. Wyoming Liberty Review, Volume I, Edition 3 highlights the work that helped move Wyoming forward in 2025 while examining issues that continue to influence the state's economy, communities, individual liberty, and system of government. Published by the Wyo...

How do taxes, government spending, and labor policies affect a state's ability to attract residents, businesses, and investment? The 17th edition of Rich States, Poor States: ALEC-Laffer State Economic Competitiveness Index compares the economic outlook of all 50 states using 15 policy variables—including tax rates, government debt, workforce polic...

The marijuana culture doesn't change its outcomes as it grows. Mental health issues are prevalent in chronic users, those users don't produce and consequentially mental health and enforcement services get overburden with the poor prospects of rehabilitation, especially of younger  male addicts. Guess what, the bigger investors ore the cities a...

Long term studies in the effects of THC on infants and younger children have always indicated major deficiencies in IQ and emotional intelligence. The less developed the brain, the more catastrophic the effects of THC. So with the advent of normalization of THC use we have gummies, vapes, vapes that look like school supplies, and guess what? Exactl...

Let reality and reason begin to inform policy in Wyoming. Colorado and other legalized Marijuana States are only now beginning to see the big flaws in law enforcement, healthcare issues, and bottom-line buy-ins that marijuana is the best healer of pain. It's dope, folks. It affects people more adversely than proven FDA healthful uses. It's hype, a ...

Stop pretending marijuana legalization will bring in a bounty of funding. Legal, emotional, and transparent cost analysis problems are ignored in favor of a stoner's vision of good things to come. We know this. Why are our Legislators ignoring the tangible problems and reality of costs to our communities?

Whether or not federal legalization of marijuana happens, (the federal government is inviting criminals into our country daily) our State will have to realize legalization does not stop the growth of illegal operations. These criminals can hide behind inefficient and ambiguous laws and rights which increase prosecution costs and incarceration costs...

OK Wyoming , state law and federal law are hide outs for sophisticated drug dealers, cartels and enemies wanting to dismantle our population with an addicted population so they can break us down. Legalizing Marijuana green lights criminal organizations that will end up costing (as it has already in CO) the state many millions of dollars that no tax...

Why would a State like Wyoming want to initiate the problems of legalizing marijuana? The Hype in promoting it is less legal entanglement, less ambiguity with small-time users, and overreaching consequences of the reality of the cost of enforcement of unintended costs in policing, illegal drugs including marijuana bringing in criminals, and the gen...

A tipping point is a condition that seems to be reached suddenly but is in fact the end result of a longer chain of events. The tipping point is a place where there is no going back to a previous condition- the change is permanent. The only remedy is to start over.One of the best examples of tipping point is an avalanche. The pile up of snow is vis...