CJ Baker

1 week ago | wyomingnews.com | CJ Baker

POWELL — It's been weeks since a protestor went viral for derisively referring to Sen. Tim French as “Madam Chairman” during a legislative hearing, but French said he’s still getting nasty messages. “Boy, man, have they come after me,” the Powell Republican said at a town hall March 27. French was chairing a Feb. 20 Senate Agriculture Committee meeting and taking testimony on the “What is a Woman Act” when the exchange occurred.

1 week ago | wyomingnews.com | CJ Baker

POWELL — It's been weeks since a protester went viral for derisively referring to Sen. Tim French as “Madam Chairman” during a legislative hearing, but French said he’s still getting nasty messages. “Boy, man, have they come after me,” the Powell Republican said at a town hall March 27. French was chairing a Feb. 20 Senate Agriculture Committee meeting and taking testimony on the “What is a Woman Act” when the exchange occurred.

1 week ago | thesheridanpress.com | CJ Baker

POWELL — It’s been weeks since a protestor went viral for derisively referring to Sen. Tim French as “Madam Chairman” during a legislative hearing, but French said he’s still getting nasty messages. “Boy, man, have they come after me,” the Powell Republican said at a town hall March 27. kA 4=2DDlQAbQmuC6?49 H2D 492:C:?8 2 u63] a_ $6?2E6 p8C:4F=EFC6 r@>>:EE66 >66E:?8 2?5 E2<:?8 E6DE:>@?J @? E96 “(92E :D 2 (@>2? p4E” H96? E96 6I492?86 @44FCC65] %96 =68:D=2E:@?[ w@FD6 q:== ba[ 567:?6D >6? 2?5 H@>6?

2 weeks ago | wyomingnewsnow.tv | CJ Baker

POWELL — It's been weeks since a protester went viral for derisively referring to Sen. Tim French as “Madam Chairman” during a legislative hearing, but French said he’s still getting nasty messages. “Boy, man, have they come after me,” the Powell Republican said at a town hall March 27. French was chairing a Feb. 20 Senate Agriculture Committee meeting and taking testimony on the “What is a Woman Act” when the exchange occurred.

2 weeks ago | lovellchronicle.com | CJ Baker

Park County may staunchly be Trump country, but there was some loud dissent voiced on Saturday in Cody. An estimated 250 to 300 people gathered at Cody City Park to protest President Donald Trump’s actions, including the broad cuts to the federal government overseen by adviser Elon Musk. Attendees listened to a lineup of speakers and rallied in front of the Park County Courthouse while a smaller group of counter-protesters gathered to show support for the president.