Cynthia Lummis

Governor Gordon wrote on his Facebook page that "Targeted attacks on LGBTQ people and the increasing visibility of anti-Semitism in our country is both deeply concerning and unamerican."

While DeSantis has not said whether he intends to run for president in 2024, he is widely viewed as a potential rival to Trump for the Republican nomination.

Wyoming's leaders spoke out to offer their condolences to the the friends, family, and followers of the Queen.

Recently, both Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis and former President Donald Trump have announced endorsements for several state offices in Wyoming's upcoming Republican primary.

Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis was asked to give the commencement address at a University of Wyoming graduation and, in doing so, she ended up almost getting booed off the stage by those in attendance, due to a comment about the two (or more) sexes.

While I believe the vaccine to be a safe and effective protection against the virus, I'm strongly opposed to a federal vaccine mandate and will continue to fight here in Washington against a top-down approach to the vaccination," Lummis said.

Most recently, Cheney left comments on her Twitter page, calling this Afghanistan pullout a total failure.

"Any vaccine mandate will further divide our country, instead of uniting us."

Governor Mark Gordon and Representative Liz Cheney put out statements following the death of former Wyoming Senator Mike Enzi.

"Republicans are going to fight for American values; the values which have built this country and made it strong. And we’re going to continue to stand up and fight against these tax increases and massive borrowing and spending that Joe Biden and the liberal left party continue to do in a way that I view as radical, extreme, dangerous, and scary.”