October 21, 2026
According to the economist who came up with it, the “Walmart Recession Signal” indicating an oncoming recession is getting louder.
Tonight, I'm also pleased to announce that the Department of Agriculture will be launching a new harvest fuel relief program, providing our farmers with $8 billion in support to offset diesel costs during this harvest season
Donald Trump.
So the fuel relief is to relieve high fuel prices caused by the war against Iran which is illegal, and will be paid for by money we don't have.
Sure, that makes sense somehow.
Oil is coming out of the Strait of Hormuz, under US protection, at roughly the same amount it was before the war now.
In other news.
Oklahoma Tribe Buys One Of The Biggest Horse Betting Operations In Wyoming
Sublette Rejects Appeal For Girls Treatment Center, Owners May Take Fight To Court
October 22, 2026
Natrona County eyes two school closures. One is 40 miles away, the other is right around the corner
One of the schools is in Midwest.
In a real irony, former House District 58 representative Patrick Sweeney went to the Midwest town hall on the subject. Long serving Sweeney was ousted by current representative Bill Allemand after the district was redrawn. Alleman was a complete asshole to Sweeney in a debate and ran, that time, as firebrand Freedom Caucuser.
He survived a challenge from Bar Nunn Mayor Peter Boyer whom he became crosswise with over a proposal to place the Radiant nuclear generator plant north of Bar Nunn, something Bar Nunn could not have stopped. Bar Nunn's city council meetings became the bizarre focus of the topic however with outraged populists even accusing some city council members of taking bribes, an absolute absurdity. Radiant eventually grew tired of the matter and decamped to Tennessee. Allemand, for his part, was arrested not all that long after for drunk driving. He's one of the few surviving members of the Wyoming Freedom Caucus, barely hanging on to his seat.
Allemand is apparently backing fanciful thoughts of declaring the school to be a charter school or forming a new school district, neither of which will occur It was really admirable of Sweeney to go out and speak to a group of people about their plight, which is concerning, which their votes for Allemand helped bring about. It's the classic Leopard's won't eat my face situation.
Campbell County Moves $500 Million Nuclear Fuel Facility Closer To Reality
Gillette Targeted For Massive $575 Million Uranium Processing Plant
October 24, 2026
Some headlines:
Midwest escapes. . . for now.
School funding crisis, brought to you by the Freakishly Dumb Caucus.
Kemmerer coal mine set to close in 2029, spurring Wyoming’s soda ash industry to seek new fuel source
Could Data Centers Save Wyoming Coal? Peabody Eyes 'Holy Grail' Strategy
October 26, 2026
Wyoming will receive $206,000,000 from the Federal Government for healthcare as part of a Federal rural healthcare initiative.
Now, I demand everyone in Wyoming on the far right who has decried socialized medicine to demand the state not accept the money. To not do so would be hypocritical.
October 28, 2026
Prometheus pulls plug on Natrona County data center
A proposed project promising up to $115 million in annual property taxes is off the table, leaving questions about what comes next for Natrona …
October 31, 2026
Falls Ranch, owned by 75 year old billionaire carpetbagger Russell Gordy, is still trying to recruit a data center.
Billionaire property owner to take over data center project in Natrona County
This is a good example of why: 1) nobody should be allowed to amass this degree of wealth, 2) people who don't make their livelihood in agriculture should not be allowed to own ag land.
This is a really good reason to bring in a wealth tax in Wyoming, and an idle rich landowner tax.
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