Two Cents On Property Taxes in Wyoming by 2026 Gubernatorial Candidate Joseph Kibler
My name is Joseph Kibler, and I’m running for Governor of Wyoming in 2026. In this video, I’ll explain why I would veto the current property tax bill in favor of real, lasting reform—not another excuse for government to stick its hands deeper into our pockets. How Did We Get Here? Let’s be honest—whether you […]
A Chat About Real Educational Reforms in Wyoming by 2026 Gubernatorial Candidate Joseph Kibler
Wyoming’s Education System Needs a Real Overhaul—Not More Patchwork Fixes Hey there, I’m Joseph Kibler, and I’m running for Governor of Wyoming in 2026. Now, I didn’t wake up one morning and say, “You know what sounds fun? Taking on the entire education and legislative system!” But here we are—because someone has to. Public education […]
Brief Comments on the Freedom Caucus
Here is some brief thoughts on the Freedom Caucus, as it stands today. While it is still to early to form a complete, opinion. I am optimistic.
Hi Wyoming! What bills would you like me to talk about currently in the legislature?
In this video I am reaching out to all of Wyoming asking them to provide me with feedback on the bills they would like me to talk about that are currently in the legislature.
Joseph Kibler’s Announcement: Running for Governor of Wyoming in 2026
I’m Joseph Kibler, living near Cheyenne with my wife, Charity, and our three amazing kids. I’m running for governor to tackle Wyoming’s root problems head-on, not just add more ineffective layers of legislation. It’s time for real leadership and real solutions, no more legislative bandaids! What happens with a bandaid? You eventually have to tear […]
Joseph Kibler Announces Candidacy for Governor of Wyoming
On January 9, 2025, I announced something that’s been building in my heart for sometime. This decision wasn’t about chasing political titles or playing insider games. I’m not a career politician, and I don’t want to be one. This is about stepping up, standing firm, and restoring something sacred — the kind of Wyoming where […]