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2017 YOUR CHAMBER J.R. Reskovac is the Wyoming Wrangler Consultant. He visits the greater Cheyenne area annually and this year he was introduced to Little Bear Inn. Here is a photo capturing his experience. Any community member who wants to be a part of the Wyoming Wranlger efforts is welcomed. There are opportunities to invest in this level of advocacy at any time. Wyoming Wranglers also encourages those who want to have a strong influence on the future of the greater Cheyenne area to participate in the Annual Washington, D.C. Fly-In. It is an opportunity to go as a collective group and meet with elected officials and agencies, discuss the priorities and next steps to ensure economic development and growth. Leveraging federal funding for long-term results is critical and this is the opportunity to engage at that level. Become a Wrangler today! Learn more by visiting with Jody McMullan, Director of Partner Relations Call: [phone] E-mail: [email protected] and sustainable funding for the Regulatory Accountability Act and tax code, lowering corporate tax Highway Trust Fund, ensuring full repealing midnight regulations rates, switching to a territorial funding for our aviation and water such as the BLM’s Venting and system, ensuring neutrality, and systems, eliminating wasteful Flaring and Planning 2.0 rules, promoting certainty. spending and reforming the the Blacklisting rule, the Stream permitting process. Buffer rule, and OSHA’s Volks rule, Trade: The U.S. Chamber believes among others. in free and fair trade agreements deserve a working regulatory Tax Reform: The U.S. Chamber the 95% of the world’s consumers system that is fair for everyone, is committed to comprehensive who live outside our borders. takes into account the views of reforms to the American Our priorities include educating communities and businesses, tax system that will attract President Trump on the benefits of evaluates the impact rules will international investment, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), have on jobs and small businesses, encourage innovation, foster promoting the Transatlantic Trade and protects our economic and economic growth and job and Investment Partnership (TTIP), personal freedoms. The U.S. creation, and increase American and modernizing NAFTA. Chamber’s priorities for regulatory global competitiveness. Our top reform include passing the priorities include simplifying the Regulatory Reform: Americans that will help our country sell to PAGE NUMBER - 17