Subsidiarity Economics 2026. The Times more or less locally, Part 4. Economics in the Dementia Ward.
May 1, 2026
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April 30, 2026
Protect Wyoming ran an ad this morning in the Tribune against Bill Allemand.
Hunters and fishermen should really oppose Allemand, who following the corner crossing ruling of the Federal Court sponsored a Draconian bill on hunting trespassing. While he claims no present interest in it, he's from a well known Powder River Basin Wyoming ranching family, a region of the state that features very limited land access. He's fighting a charge for drunk driving in Johnson County presently.
He's being challenged by Bar Nunn Mayor Peter Boyer, who got cross wise in a Bar Nunn town council meeting according to news reports. Allemand quixotically adamantly opposed a proposed nuclear generator project north of the small Natrona County Casper bedroom community. The WFC seemed to align with that opposition, showing it thinks so little that its only concept of the energy industry is grounded in fossil fuels.
Democrat Keenan Morgan is also running against Allemand. Morgan and Boyer are from Bar Nunn, Allemand from Midwest. The district covers a large amount of territory but uniquely features three small towns, Midwest, Edgerton and Bar Nunn, with Bar Nunn being by far the largest of the three. House District 58 also includes a sliver of Casper and the large unincorporated area north of Highway 20/26 in Natrona County.
It'll be interesting to see how Allemand, who has a semi uncontrollable temper, reacts Protect Wyoming's advertisement.
Frankly, it speaks ill of me, but I have almost no sympathy for farmers who voted for Trump.
Unfortunately, it's not only the nail in their coffins, but in everyone's else's as well.
April 25, 2026
Protect Wyoming is directly going after some of the bad state legislators, and Bob Ide pretty meg tops the list there:
Protect Wyoming's list of legislators and their record on public lands:
This is really worth knowing. While this is directly copying most of the page, here's what they founds:
Note: While Senators Tim French and Laura Pearson are not up currently for re-election, they are the legislators most actively trying to privatize and sell off our wildlife. So we want folks to take note, even though they’re not on the ballot this year.
Note: Senator Nethercott is not up for re-election in 2026, but has been one of the most vocal defenders of sportsmen and women on the Senate floor, and deserves a spot in the Top Defenders.
I don't know all the legislators by any means, but the antis I know are no surprise. The pros I know aren't a surprise either. Unfortunately a couple of them are leaving the legislature.
Anyone on the anti list here should be voted out of office.