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Uh oh – we took a wrong turn. That’s because we got our directions from today’s edition of the Joke of the Day!


"May I never miss a sunset or a rainbow because I am looking down."

~Sara June Parker


   THIS WEEK'S POLL
Wyoming chooses its nominees for president through party caucuses, which are held after many of the primaries and caucuses in other states. Usually one candidate will have won enough delegates to be assured of the nomination before Wyoming makes its choice.   If Wyoming held a Republican party primary now instead of caucuses later in the year, which candidate would you vote for?



The New York Giants face the New England Patriots in the Superbowl on February 5.   Which team will win?







   LAST WEEK'S RESULTS
(WyomingNetwork does NOT represent this as a scientific poll.)
A Houston based company wants to borrow $300 million from the state of Wyoming to build a plant that would convert coal to gasoline. The plant would be located in Carbon County. The state would use money from the Permanent Mineral Trust Fund to buy industrial development bonds issued by Carbon County.   Should the state loan the money?

Yes, loan the company the money
43.1%

No, don’t issue any loans
56.9%

A bill before the New Hampshire State Legislature would ban state employees from wearing perfumes or fragrances. Supporters say that it would help people who have allergies or are sensitive to scents.   Should Wyoming consider a ban on perfumes or fragrances in state offices and public buildings?

Clear the air - No perfume
34.3%

Perfume doesn’t bother me – leave it alone
65.7%



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