Landon Brown

The lawmaker argues that reducing the bill's scope to K-6 fails to address students leaving high school unable to read at a fifth-grade level, asserting that all children from kindergarten through 12th grade must be supported.

The lawmaker opposes the amendment because it removes spending authority from an endowment fund that belongs to public television, effectively gutting a program people use.

The lawmaker supports the bill because Wyoming pays more to the federal government than it receives, and this program allows citizens to get needed funds back for critical summer food needs.

The lawmaker proposes the amendment to remove language about punitive damages from the budget because he feels there was insufficient discussion regarding its rationale and intent.

The lawmaker supports the amendment to ensure recruitment for essential jobs is possible, citing personal experience with being stranded on an island without access to birthing services.

The lawmaker opposes the bill because he believes federal funds are unreliable due to national debt, arguing that the state should find ways to clearly fund government without relying on them.