Sen. John Barrasso

Wyoming Senator John Barrasso has introduced, along with other Republican senators, a bill to try and repeal a tax increase on large corporations that was passed by Democrats in August.

Wyoming Senators John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis announced their support on Tuesday for a Republican-led effort at permitting reform.

U.S. Sen. John Barrasso sponsored a legislation that would redesignate land within certain wilderness study in the state—The Wyoming Public Lands Initiative Act; will the Biden-Harris FICOR act include this?

Barrasso on Facebook wrote ''People are actually feeling poorer because their dollars don't go as far and President Joe Biden doesn't seem to get it.''

He said the average Wyoming resident is paying roughly $25 more for a gallon of gas compared to when Biden was sworn in in January.

Barrasso says the CDC's recent flip-flop on whether vaccinated people need to wear face masks will discourage people from getting vaccinated.

According to the release, the proposal was co-sponsored by Wyoming Senators Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis, both of whom are Republicans. Several other senators co-sponsored the resolution.

Barrasso said the current "record inflation" is 'nothing compared to what will happen if you put this much money into the economy."

Barasso said that even ''Democratic Senators from Arizona are calling this a 'crisis on the border'."

Barrasso says the president's energy proposals are ''a recipe for repeated disaster.''