Cale Case

What does that indicate? I'm happy for Brian.

Senator Cale Case will be on to discuss property tax relief.

Who gets it best? Who may not get it? Everything about property tax relief.

In fact, Cheryl Aguilar will be on as well.

So that 27 million in tax breaks to Teton County people, per capita, that's like 1,100, whereas most states you're running 150 to 190 per capita in tax breaks.

Brian Miller, the chair of the Wyoming Republican Party, just said this is not a moral type of taxation, right? Because you can lose your home even once it's paid for if you don't pay taxes on it, whereas Senator Cale Case said, "Okay, but this kind of locally charged, locally funded, locally rooted type of taxation keeps people accountable to what's going on in their community."

Teton County's $27 million savings figure is nearly three times greater than the next highest Prop 1 tax break, and that's found in Natrona County at $9.86 million.

Niobrara County residents are expected to save the least, $78 per capita and $180,000 total, but that's also Wyoming's least populous county.

You know, it doesn't, the poll doesn't tell you if they only talked to Democrats or anything like that.

So another example is the Medicaid expansion poll that Nancy Case, I mean Cale Case...

By the way, you know why I call him Nancy?

This is a good deal for Wyoming.

It could be a good deal.

We can't even start to figure it out until we pass this bill

Yeah, yeah, that's, that's, uh, Nancy Case, um, Senator Cale Case.

Um, he was talking about Medicaid expansion there.