Ride for the Brand - Dec. 8, 2021

MAN 1: Out here, we were raised with the code of the West. We still live by it today. In the Old West, when a cowboy road for the brand, it meant they were loyal to their outfit, from the person who hired them to the one who paid them. They gave their promise to protect the brand, and would fight for it as though it were their own.

MAN 2: In Wyoming, we know that someone who rides for the brand is loyal. That loyalty is about honor, commitment, and keeping your word. Liz Cheney doesn't know what riding for the brand means. We sent her to D.C. to be loyal to the outfit that hired her, be loyal to Wyoming, and our values. Instead of fighting for us, she's fighting against President Trump. She betrayed us, she betrayed our values, she betrayed the brand.

MAN 3: Harriet and I grew up together on our family ranch with the rest of our brothers and sisters. Our family has been in Wyoming since before statehood. Wyoming is in our DNA. Harriet has spent her career fighting for us against unelected federal bureaucrats trying to change our way of life. She beat them when they tried to take control of our irrigation and water rights. She beat them when they tried to force their livestock producers to use RFID ear tags and register every ranch with the federal government.

When the forest service tried to block access to 3.2 million acres of national forest lands in Wyoming, she fought back. And she forced the federal government to turn over management of our gray wolf population to the state of Wyoming. I know she'll protect us and fight for us because she already has.

HAGEMAN: Right now, the most important job Republicans have in Washington D.C. is to stop Nancy Pelosi and the radical Democrats from destroying our country. I'm Harriet Hageman and I know what it means to ride for the brand.