Cynthia Lummis

From Wyoming Gun Owners, used with permission. While you and I were busy fighting an expansion of gun-free zones here in Wyoming, the folks in Washington D.C. were moving to enact new gun control on a unsuspecting public. Sadly Representative Cynthia Lummis voted YES on a measure that criminalizes someone that is lawfully carrying a firearm for self defense. Under this federal legislation, H.R. 347 – Restricted Buildings and Grounds Improvement Act, anyone addressing the government with...Read Full Story

From Wyoming Gun Owners, used with permission. While you and I were busy fighting an expansion of gun-free zones here in Wyoming, the folks in Washington D.C. were moving to enact new gun control on a unsuspecting public. Sadly Representative Cynthia Lummis voted YES on a measure that criminalizes someone that is lawfully carrying a firearm for self defense. Under this federal legislation, H.R. 347 – Restricted Buildings and Grounds Improvement Act, anyone addressing the government with...Read Full Story

Thanks to all of you who have responded. Everyone else in Wyoming, here is how to tell our Representative your priorities for the federal government, and our ideas for "taking America back (like bringing our troops back from Iraq and showing neighborly conduct by trying the Bush administration for their war crimes and keeping our National Guard here to protect our borders; not telling seniors there has been no cost of living increase so they don't get a raise in Social Security and then...Read Full Story

The Associated Press The Associated Press CHEYENNE, Wyo. Rep. Cynthia Lummis voted against a defense bill that is making its way through Congress. The Wyoming Republican says certain language in the bill raises concerns about due process rights of American citizens. The legislation would deny suspected terrorists, even U.S. citizens seized within the nation's borders, the right to trial and subject them to indefinite detention. Lummis says it sets a troubling precedent...Read Full Story

The Associated Press The Associated Press CHEYENNE, Wyo. U.S. Rep. Cynthia Lummis says she has introduced a bipartisan bill that could help resolve the ongoing issue of how to finance the purchase of state-owned land inside Grand Teton National Park. The Wyoming Republican says the bill was introduced on Friday. The legislation would reauthorize a federal program that allows the Bureau of Land Management to sell public lands and use the proceeds for buying other land. The...Read Full Story