State Medical Czar?

Labor Health & Social Services Committee plots rule by experts

Liberals in the Wyoming Legislature often cry that we need “Wyoming solutions for Wyoming problems.”

After the Uniparty voted for the biggest budget in state history— one that resembled a D.C. omnibus bill, filled with funding for pet projects and worse— it became clear to everyone that their “Wyoming solutions” mantra was a facade.

Following the example set by Congress in passing oodles of power to executive branch agencies, the Joint Labor Health & Social Services Committee met today to discuss a proposed bill establishing a “State Healthcare Authority,” which passes health-related policymaking (and unknown amounts of your tax dollars) to a governor-appointed cabal of “experts.”

After Governor Gordon shut down Wyoming in 2020 pursuant to guidance admittedly made up by Dr. Fauci and the so-called “health care experts” in government, we have only one thing to say in response to creating a new healthcare bureaucracy in Wyoming:

NO THANK YOU.

When asked where the idea for a state health czar came from, the Governor Gordon’s Health & Human Services Advisor told the Committee that the plan was supported by healthcare “experts,” lobbyists, and government interests.

In other words, everyday Wyomingites didn’t ask for this. Not a single member of the public spoke in favor of the czar.

Nevertheless, the bill was forwarded to the August meeting of the Labor Committee by House Chairman Representative Zwonitzer.

We don’t live in a technocracy- and for that, we thank God.