Bob Nicholas

The lawmaker votes against the amendment because it would require excessive staff hours, cost millions of dollars to implement, and conflicts with federal law risking funding.

The lawmaker supports the bill to prevent neighboring states from taking away teachers trained in Wyoming by ensuring equal access for their own educators across state lines.

The lawmaker argues that requiring legislative approval to sell assets forces unqualified legislators to act as investment advisors, overriding the expertise of professional treasurers.

The lawmaker supports the amendment because community colleges are deteriorating, lack funds to fix them, and delaying repairs will triple future costs.

The lawmaker opposes selling a jet because the highway department relies on them for safe winter travel across the state, which turbo props cannot provide.

The lawmaker opposes the amendment because it attempts to resurrect previously failed legislation and embeds it into a bill that is more narrowly focused.

The lawmaker supports the bill as a mechanism to help fund highways without taking money from taxpayers by dedicating one percent of parimutuel gambling revenue.

The lawmaker urges a vote against the bill because it would result in losing $250 million and is considered too complicated to handle at this time.