Roy Cohee

The lawmaker supports the amendment because he believes requiring only 20 hours of work is insufficient to foster pride and self-sufficiency, citing his own company's requirement of 30 hours for health benefits as a better standard.

The lawmaker supports the bill because higher penalties have a proven effect on seatbelt utilization, noting that many people are willing to pay small fines but would be deterred by larger ones.

The lawmaker supports an amendment to ensure the budget presented is a final, approved document rather than an interim estimate.

The lawmaker supports the amendment because he believes that states with transparency measures like this one tend to have better budget conditions than those without them.

The lawmaker supports the amendment because he believes declaring non-enforcement of federal mandates is ineffective against the federal government and ignores the reality that agencies have no choice but to comply.

The lawmaker urges caution against the bill, arguing that it would increase the state's reliance on mineral wealth.

The lawmaker argues that the current ethanol tax credit diverts highway construction funds back to producers and supports reducing the total cap on these credits.

The lawmaker opposes the bill because he believes it is best left to the private sector rather than government action, citing existing scholarship provisions by individuals in Wyoming.

The speaker supports the bill by arguing it does not grant unlimited power to remove agricultural land, expressing confidence in the state agency's ability to act responsibly.