The message
I am opposed to the so-called Freedom Caucus because freedom does not mean a small group of insiders gets to decide who voters are allowed to support.
That is control.
The new Wyoming GOP bylaw fight makes the issue plain. The party now claims the power to endorse, oppose, and financially support candidates before voters have spoken in the primary.
That turns the primary upside down.
In Wyoming, the people choose. A party should make room for debate, competition, local judgment, and the voice of every voter. A party should trust us enough to let us decide.
This is bigger than one race. This is bigger than one candidate. This is about whether Wyoming citizens still control our own government, our own party, and our own future.
We are watching a pattern grow in Cheyenne and inside the party structure: more decisions moved away from local communities, more power gathered at the top, more rules written to control who gets heard, and more pressure placed on candidates to obey the faction before serving the people.
That is why I now call it what it is: the Control Caucus.
Wyoming deserves better.
I am asking Wyoming voters, precinct leaders, county volunteers, candidates, and neighbors across this state to stand together for a simple principle:
The people choose. The party serves. The government answers to us.
This is how we take back the Wyoming GOP. This is how we take back our voice. This is how we put Wyoming voters back in charge.
Join the movement at Skovgard2026.org.