Family Values and Education
Wyoming is a unique place – it represents the best of what America stands for. Our values prioritize faith and family. Parents must be highly involved in the education of their children and education should be laser-focused on the priorities of reading, writing and arithmetic, leaving other social issues to be discussed by parents at the time they determine is appropriate. I am committed to fighting for Wyoming parents and their children. I have, and will continue, to advocate for the sanctity of human life from conception to natural death, for religious freedom, and against woke ideology.
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House Republicans took to the podium on May 17 to condemn the Biden administration’s negotiation of global pandemic agreements that they say will grant additional power to the World Health Organization (WHO) and centralize authority in an organization they say failed the American public during the COVID pandemic.
U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman, R-Wyoming, believes the federal government shows preferential treatment to protecting abortion clinics from attacks over pro-life pregnancy centers that experience similar violence.
“When it comes to pro-life health care facilities, the Department of (In)justice turns a blind eye to violence,” she said in a Wednesday social media post.
SHERIDAN — Congress is through about four months of its yearlong calendar and Wyoming’s delegation has taken action during the session on anti-transgender legislation and rules imposed by federal departments and the Biden administration.
Washington, DC – Today, Congresswoman Harriet Hageman voted in favor of H.R. 734 – the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act. This commonsense bill would ensure that only biological girls are able to compete in women’s sports.
While the Left decried conservatives for years for not "following the science" about COVID – some of which was in contention by scientists themselves – they now disregard a fact as old as humanity itself: boys are boys, and girls are girls.
Wyoming’s Washington delegation welcomed the end of the COVID-19 national emergency and a “return to normalcy” on Monday after three long years since the beginning of the pandemic.
Ending the national emergency terminated the use of some waivers for federal health programs like Medicaid and Medicare that were meant to support health care providers during the pandemic.