Robert Wharff

The lawmaker supports the amendment to ensure landowner licenses are limited to residents who live in Wyoming for eight months a year and endure local hardships, rather than non-residents who only visit for recreation.

The lawmaker supports providing tools for older students because he has observed many high school graduates in technical trades who are functionally illiterate and cannot comprehend necessary manuals.

The lawmaker opposes the resolution, arguing it is dangerous to amend a Constitution that isn't followed and that states must assert their own sovereignty first.

The lawmaker urges support for the bill by arguing that waiting for perfection prevents progress and that Wyoming has a history of leading on important issues.

The lawmaker supports the funding because constituents rely on these services for information and safety, making it a mistake to forego despite personal frugality.

The lawmaker supports the amendment because it is necessary to prepare for a mountain of lawsuits challenging natural resource extraction and state forestry management.

The lawmaker remains concerned about conflicts over property corners but advises colleagues to vote their conscience on a complex issue.

The lawmaker supports the amendment, stating it is reasonable and encourages further discussion on the matter.

The lawmaker supports the bill because it clarifies that state officers cannot be forced to enforce federal gun bans, thereby protecting Second Amendment rights.