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Rod Miller: Lions and Tigers And Data Centers, Oh My!

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By Rod Miller
| Cowboy State Daily Verified
Ed Herschler was Wyoming’s governor during a period of unprecedented growth in our energy sector. Coal, oil and gas extraction were booming in the 1970s, and folks were nervous as hell about how to handle it. Herschler’s motto during those times was, “Growth, on our terms.” State government put in place systems and controls to manage the boom cycle, to ensure that growth benefited the Big Empty, instead of running rough-shod over us.
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Rod Miller: Sombrero Etiquette for Politicians

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By Rod Miller
| Cowboy State Daily Verified
Every election season, we in the Cowboy State are confronted with hordes of political hopefuls who can’t think of anything better to do with their noggins than shove them into cowboy hats. The result is all too often an egregious abuse of this form of political speech. Nothing says “dude” or “drugstore” more than a politician wearing a hat that makes them look they are cos-playing.
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Rod Miller: Chuck Gray’s Pickle Over Wyoming Voter Info

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By Rod Miller
| Cowboy State Daily Verified
When a New Hampshire federal district court recently ruled that the Trump Department of Justice had no legal right to confidential voter information from the state, it was the 11th time that the DOJ was shut down and told to keep their grubby paws off the states’ voter info. For those of you keeping track, it’s 11-0 on the scoreboard, and the states are pitching a no-hitter.
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