Rod Miller is a journalist based in Wyoming, with a focus on local news and issues. He writes for publications such as Cowboy State Daily and Idaho Magazine Inc, and his work has also appeared in Tulsa World Media Company. Rod's articles cover a range of topics, including Wyoming history, politics, sports, and cultural observations.
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Rod Miller's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics in Wyoming, with a strong emphasis on expert commentary and opinion editorials. Given this focus, individuals with deep knowledge of local Wyoming politics or those involved in key political events would be most likely to catch his attention.
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By: Rod Miller
Rod Miller writes, "Maybe this is where the Wyoming Freedom Caucus proves its worthiness of the trust the voters have placed in them. If the Freedom…
Columnist Rod Miller writes, "According to Oral Eathorne, our elections are rife with crime. And according to Li’l Chucky Gray, since Colorado and the Big…
Here in the Big Empty, we got off the couch, and put our shoulders to the wheel. From what I saw today at Storey Gym, nobody can say with a straight face that the people of Wyoming weren't given a chance to speak or were shy about what they have to say.
Rod Miller writes: “If pansy-ass students don’t have enough confidence in their own political beliefs to subject them routinely to the democratic process…
Columnist Rod Miller writes, "Given the magnitude of voter turnout this year, and the margins in contested races, there can be little doubt that the people have spoken loudly and clearly. That, to me, is a source of pride in our country and our state."
Columnist Rod Miller writes, "If you read something that offends you or calls into question your basic beliefs – say, in a column in Cowboy State Daily – feel free to read no further, and go back to your pep rally."
Tariffs are not paid by the exporting country; they are levied on the importing entity, says Tulsa resident Rod Miller.
Columnist Rod Miller writes, "I was gratified to see that a woman, Angi Bruce, was given the nod to replace Brian Nesvick as Game and Fish Director when he retired. I certainly wish her the best, because I nearly got that job decades ago."
Rod Miller writes, "It's almost as if the Wyoming Republican Party wants to prevent any voice other than their own from being heard out in the Big Empty. It's almost as if Party leadership wants Wyomingites to hear only their officially-sanctioned speech."
Columnist Rod Miller writes, "On 'The Cowboy State Daily Morning Show With Jake last Monday, Secretary of State Gray accepted my months-long challenge to a debate. Needless to say, my nostrils flared and my pupils dilated with anticipation."
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