Governor Gordon Takes a Stand Against Deceptive Gossip
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — In a compelling move to counter alleged misinformation, Governor Mark Gordon has published a public newsletter aimed squarely at Chuck Gray, the Wyoming Secretary of State. This newsletter, distributed electronically and posted online, seeks to clarify what Gordon describes as misinformation propagated by Gray through social media.
Setting the Record Straight: "On Brand" Newsletter
Released on Friday, Governor Gordon’s newsletter, aptly titled “On Brand,” addresses false narratives encompassing various policies and practices of the governor’s office. In a world saturated with rumors and erroneous claims, Gordon believes it’s crucial to provide clarity and uphold truth.
"Honesty is the best policy," Abraham Lincoln once said. It’s a principle that resonates deeply in today’s political landscape, where social media often acts as a conduit for misinformation and discontent.
The Perils of Social Media Gossip
Social media can connect us or tear us apart. Governor Gordon argues that when used unscrupulously, these platforms become tools for individuals seeking to create discord for their gain. The consequences of spreading deceptive posts ripple through communities and affect individuals far beyond the initial gossip.
“Spreading gossip takes its toll—not just on individuals, but on our communities as well,” cautioned Gordon.
A Targeted Attack: Chuck Gray’s Allegations
Governor Gordon is not one to bow down to baseless rumors. He has chosen to address Gray’s assertions head-on, particularly the claim that his vision for Wyoming’s energy sector is limited to wind power.
“This week it’s me; next week it could be anyone—your county clerk, a property owner, or someone close to you,” he stated, expressing concerns over the broader implications of Gray’s rhetoric.
Highlighting Gray’s Controversial Decisions
In the midst of these allegations, Governor Gordon drew attention to Chuck Gray’s unique position as the only member of the State Board of Land Commissioners (SBLC) to vote against individual property rights and educational funding in Wyoming. By voting against the Pronghorn and Sidewinder state leases, Gray raised questions about his commitment to fulfilling the responsibilities of his office.
Gordon elaborated: “His actions not only suppress property rights but also threaten revenue streams vital for our schools.”
A Commitment to Transparency
Contrary to Gray’s claims, documents reveal that the Pronghorn and Sidewinder projects entail both private and state lands, with extensive reviews still pending before proceeding. Governor Gordon pledges to protect Wyoming’s future by adhering to local community needs, rights, and environmental regulations.
Empowering Wyomingites: Join the Movement
Do you want to support the truth and dispel the distractions of gossip? Here’s how you can contribute to maintaining integrity in Wyoming:
- Sign up to receive regular updates from Governor Gordon’s office.
- Engage in public meetings and town halls to voice your opinions and gain insights.
- Reach out if you find discrepancies in what you read.
- Refuse to share dishonest social media posts.
- Reflect on the motives behind such misinformation and consider its source.
A Call for Unity
In summary, Governor Gordon urges all Wyoming citizens—especially Chuck Gray—to reflect on the far-reaching effects of deceitfulness. By fostering cooperation instead of confrontation, we can work together to strengthen Wyoming rather than divide it.
“Ride for the Brand,” Gordon concludes, inviting unity among all residents.
Take a stand for clarity, integrity, and community—because when we stand for the truth, we stand for Wyoming.
