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Eight seconds is a qualified ride. Fourteen years is just refusing to get off.
Nobody scores extra for staying on.
At the rodeo, the whistle blows at eight seconds. Make the full ride, and the judges give you a score. Come off at 7.9 seconds, and you get nothing.
Rodeo gives you an honest answer about how long is long enough. Wyoming politics does not. We’ve had the same bull, the same chute, and the same politicians insisting everything is fine — and we all know that’s a load of bull.
Wyoming has put up with the same old bull long enough. Their whistle blew a long time ago.
Most people do not last four seconds. Wyoming has been on this one for fourteen years.
You lasted 0.00 seconds.
Turn your ride into a contributionFor more than twenty years Wyoming has been home — building a life here, raising four daughters with her husband Jonathan, and running small businesses alongside him.
She entered politics after watching outside consultants and political insiders take advantage of this state, and she has spent the years since pushing for accountability and transparency: filing public records requests, challenging wasteful spending, and asking officials to account for decisions they would rather not explain.
She is not asking Wyoming for a longer ride on the same animal. She is offering a way down off it.
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The same old bull has had fourteen years of funding behind it. This is what the alternative costs: doors, mail, miles and radio, spent in Wyoming on Wyoming voters.
A radio spot during the morning ag report, where this state still gets its news.
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Eight seconds is a qualified ride. Fourteen years is a habit. Rebecca is the way down.