In this episode, Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray joins Jenny Beth Martin to discuss how Wyoming became the first state in the nation to require proof of citizenship to vote in all elections. Gray shares his fight to strengthen election integrity, stop mail-in voting expansions, and implement voter ID laws to protect the sanctity of the ballot box. He explains the challenges of pushing these reforms through opposition from state officials and the federal government, and how Wyoming’s success can serve as a model for other states. The conversation also covers energy independence, the radical green agenda, and the battle to preserve Wyoming’s coal industry against left-wing environmental policies. Don’t miss this powerful discussion about protecting election security, defending state sovereignty, and standing for America’s founding principles.
In this episode, Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray joins Jenny Beth Martin to discuss how Wyoming became the first state in the nation to require proof of citizenship to vote in all elections. Gray shares his fight to strengthen election integrity, stop mail-in voting expansions, and implement voter ID laws to protect the sanctity of the ballot box. He explains the challenges of pushing these reforms through opposition from state officials and the federal government, and how Wyoming’s success can serve as a model for other states. The conversation also covers energy independence, the radical green agenda, and the battle to preserve Wyoming’s coal industry against left-wing environmental policies. Don’t miss this powerful discussion about protecting election security, defending state sovereignty, and standing for America’s founding principles.
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Production Note: About 32 minutes into the podcast, the microphones quit recording and we had to use the camera audio to finish building out the episode. This explains the difference in audio quality toward the end of the episode.