Communists haven't confined themselves to NYC.  There've been some rumblings about Albert Sommers considering a run for Superintendent of Public Instruction.  Bad news.  I thought that since Christine and I are dealing with communists in NY, I'd remind you that their influence absolutely made its way here.

Governor Gordon asked Chuck Gray if "he wanted to step outside."  Everyone knows what that question means.  Everyone, that is, except Amy Edmonds, the governor's spokeswoman.  According to her, Gordon just wanted to go have a conversation.  Uh huh.  The real question is WHY did Gordon say that?  No, not the conversation that led up to it, but why was that the last option that Gordon have?  He got caught, plain and simple.

And in other news, President Trump pre-endorsed (I guess that's a thing now) Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder for Governor.

The Supreme Court doesn't use dictionaries.  If they did, the abortion decision yesterday would have been very different.  Instead, they ruled that an act that results in death 100% of the time is, somehow, healthcare--a word that isn't defined in Wyoming statute.  But, studies convincingly show that abortion is pretty harmful and in some cases deadly to the mother as well.

Speaker of the House Chip Neiman joined me to discuss the ruling and what his priorities are for the upcoming session.

Already there's a ton of people running for office.  For Governor, there's 4 and there'll probably be more.  We conservatives can't seem to get in a room and decide who's the best candidate.  Wyoming's political history is lots of people run for an office and then the liberal Redcoat gets elected--that's been the last 16 years...or more.

To even consider running for office there's 4 things you have to have first: name recognition, cash, hard work and a fourth one which is definitely the most important.

On Friday, Rebecca Bextel and I announced The Open Range Record--an entirely new media platform.  The website is up and running and soon we will have our mobile app.

This week is bound the be full of campaign announcements.  Get ready, it's going to be a busy one! 

The U.S. carried out a military strike in Venezuela to capture the country's communist dictator.  From all indications, the operation was a complete success.  But there's lots of questions that need to be asked and answered about the President's actions.

Should we have captured Maduro?  The answer to that one is an unequivocal "YES!"  But should we have conducted airstrikes to do it?  Also, the President said a couple of things that gave me pause.  Namely, that we are going to be running the country for a while.  How long are we going to do that?  And, should that even be something to get involved in?

All good questions, and they deserve an answer.

Secretary of State and now candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives, Chuck Gray joins the program for his first interview since his announcement.  Also joining the program is my friend Josh Jennings.  He's the author of two books: (not kidding) Timmy the Tapeworm, and Space Tractor and Other Science Fiction Stories.  He is also a writer for the Glenn Beck Program.  It's a thoroughly entertaining show!

Billboards have been popping up in several places attacking Honor Wyoming.  They purport to be paid for by an organization called, "Frontier Stand."  They do have a website, but it doesn't tell you anything about them.  Pretty much its a bunch of Redcoat, liberal republican drivel.

Generally, leftists accuse Republicans of what they are doing.  In this case, the billboard accuses Honor Wyoming of not being transparent or accountable.  Pretty rich coming from a group that has almost absolutely nothing online about them.  However, there is a little nugget in their website data.  The website was registered by a Utah company that has some pretty spooky ties.

Christmas really was unseasonably warm--62 at Cowboy State Politics Headquarters.  The Cow Pie reports that the Santa Day temperatures broke records across the state.  But really, there have been other end of year heat waves.  Some of them date back to over 70 years.

A piece in the Pravda on the Platte questions whether it is moral or not to arrest and deport illegal aliens; because, you know, they're just trying to make a better life here.

Merry Christmas!  Christine joins me to tell you a simple and reverent story about one simple man on Christmas Even. 

We hope that you and your family have an amazing Christmas!

Rep Harriet Hageman has announced that she is running for the United States Senate.  Many in Wyoming were waiting on her decision before committing to their own races.  

Rebecca Bextel joins the program to talk about Harriet's run and all of the politics surrounding it.

Plus, some obligatory Christmas stories!!