John Barrasso.
American physician and politician (born 1952)
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Active this week
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John Thune and John Barrasso endorsed Ken Paxton, who ultimately defeated James Talarico in the GOP runoff election.Well supported187 reports2 developments inside
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John Barrasso serves as a member of the upper chamber (Senate).Well supported3 reports
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Influential figures including Mark Gordon, Cynthia Lummis, John Barrasso, and Harriet Hageman discuss how their respective roles advance Wyoming's energy resources, critical minerals, and U.S. interests.Some support2 reports4 developments inside
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Chip Roy and John Barrasso were vocal about concerns regarding the current state of refineries.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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John Barrasso supported Republican tax cuts, while Trump signed the OBBB Act. Barrasso warned Democrats about trying to reverse the tax cuts.Some support2 reports
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Senators, including Roger Marshall and John Barrasso, urged the government and Donald Trump to expand market access and improve grazing access.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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John Barrasso supported proposed retirement account legislation on July 30, 2026.Some support1 report
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Wyoming lawyers urged Lummis and Barrasso to oppose the nomination of Todd Blanche, while the NYC Bar Association questioned his conduct.Some support1 report
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Senate leaders John Barrasso and John Thune conversed with Mitch McConnell regarding his health, while Laura Loomer made claims about his status.Well supported5 reports1 development inside
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Advocacy continues for rural healthcare funding initiatives involving the Wyoming State Government.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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John Thune and John Barrasso, top Senate Republicans, commented on a colleague's health.Well supported5 reports
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Mitch McConnell, John Barrasso, Jay Clayton, and John Thune discussed current events, policy issues, intelligence leadership, and geopolitical stability.Well supported7 reports1 development inside
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Climate change solutions must go beyond emissions control, with NEPA cited as impeding economic growth and raising energy prices.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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Influential figures, including John Barrasso and Harriet Hageman, introduced bills seeking to repeal roadless forest protections and commented on existing rule loopholes.Some support4 reports
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Mike Lee added an amendment to a bill introduced by John Barrasso.Some support1 report
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John Barrasso maintained offices in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and was associated with the American Enterprise Institute.Some support1 report
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Bradley Williams was appointed Vice President of Government Affairs at Uranium Energy Corp and served as senior policy advisor at the Idaho National Laboratory.Some support1 report
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Around John Barrasso this week
News at the entities that move John Barrasso most-
senate StructuralA bill allowing foreign investment in cooperatives has been approved, concerning legitimate organizations registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission.Moves John Barrasso
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Donald Trump OperationalThe Trump administration utilized the Department of Health & Human Services for an AI tool.Moves John Barrasso
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Mitch McConnell OperationalDeb Fischer publicly questioned Mitch McConnell's capacity to perform on September 24, 2026.Moves John Barrasso
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Mike Lee OperationalLee and conservatives are pressuring John Thune to force a filibuster, following Murkowski's vote against Graham's amendment in Alaska.Moves John Barrasso
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Congressional Budget Office StructuralElon Musk paid to fill LEO with military satellites, involving DARC, the Congressional Budget Office, and the American Physical Society.Moves John Barrasso
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Wyoming OperationalVarious towns and businesses, including Buffalo, Pinedale, and Cody, are located in Wyoming, which hosts Yellowstone National Park.Moves John Barrasso
Connections
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senate Structural
John Barrasso holds a formal membership role within the Senate.
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Donald Trump Operational
Barrasso and Trump are political colleagues who actively interact, with Barrasso frequently defending Trump's policies while also occasionally offering criticism.
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Greg Steube Operational
The two senators are actively coordinating by co-introducing the Dollar-for-Dollar Deficit Reduction Act.
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Mitch McConnell Operational
As political peers and fellow Senators, the two actively consult, discuss, and influence each other on policy, legislative priorities, and Senate races.
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Republicans Operational
John Barrasso functions as a member of the Republican caucus, advocating for its core policy goals regarding tax cuts and political defense.
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Mike Lee Operational
Mike Lee introduced an amendment to a bill sponsored by John Barrasso.
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Congressional Budget Office Structural
The legislative process, which includes Senator Barrasso, requires the Congressional Budget Office to produce publicly scored estimates for bills.
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Harriet Hageman Transactional
John Barrasso endorsed Harriet Hageman in a Senate race, which she acknowledged.
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Idaho Operational
Barrasso's legislative work includes amendments aimed at protecting key interests of the state of Idaho, such as its forests.
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Chuck Schumer Operational
The relationship is characterized by ideological competition and policy disagreement within the political landscape.
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National Park Service Operational
NPS provides advocacy support for John Barrasso's agenda, while Barrasso supports the NPS' mission of national park preservation.
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Chip Roy Operational
The two political figures are observed to be professionally competitive due to shared concerns regarding the state of the refinery industry.
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Tim Sheehy Operational
Both politicians have been observed criticizing the administration's handling of foreign beef imports.
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John Barrasso is associated with the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association in support of retirement account legislation.
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Abdul El-Sayed Operational
The relationship is characterized by competitive political activity, specifically documented attacks on political views.
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Wyoming Operational
John Barrasso represents the interests of Wyoming ranchers.
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Bradley Williams Mentioned together
The evidence suggests a minimal co-mention where A was supported by the context of Senate committees.
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Dallas Shared context
John Barrasso is scheduled to appear in the context of Dallas.
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Twitter Mentioned together
Barrasso cited the company's past policy regarding Twitter bans.
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Ashley Hinson Transactional
Ashley Hinson and John Barrasso co-hosted an event in Ankeny.
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Cheyenne Shared context
same place or sector
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Roger Marshall Operational
Marshall and Barrasso engaged in coordinated political action by sending a joint letter.
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John Thune Shared context
They share the context of being fellow leading Republican Senators and professional colleagues in the U.S. Senate.
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CNN Shared context
Barrasso utilizes CNN as a media platform for his political views.
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Nebraska Shared context
The relationship is based on shared political context, as John Barrasso is a Senator whose professional context is described as being from Wyoming.
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Converse County Shared context
The relationship is established through the shared context of Wyoming, where the coal industry is a primary economic driver.
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Pearce Mentioned together
A, a media entity, has been cited for praising B regarding his leadership appointment at the Bureau of Land Management.
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Mohamed El-Sayed Operational
John Barrasso joined attacks against Mohamed El-Sayed's candidacy.
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Jacksonville Shared context
John Barrasso performed a political action while located in Jacksonville.
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Alaska Mentioned together
Evidence only confirms A's political affiliation with Wyoming, not a direct connection to Alaska.
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House Shared context
Both entities are political figures operating within the general American political context.
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Todd Blanche Mentioned together
No direct relationship between Todd Blanche and John Barrasso was observed in the provided evidence.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
3 events- Chip Roy and John Barrasso were vocal about concerns regarding the current state of refineries.
- John Barrasso supported Republican tax cuts, while Trump signed the OBBB Act. Barrasso warned Democrats about trying to reverse the tax cuts.
- Senators, including Roger Marshall and John Barrasso, urged the government and Donald Trump to expand market access and improve grazing access.
July 2026
7 events- John Barrasso supported proposed retirement account legislation on July 30, 2026.
- Wyoming lawyers urged Lummis and Barrasso to oppose the nomination of Todd Blanche, while the NYC Bar Association questioned his conduct.
- Senate leaders John Barrasso and John Thune conversed with Mitch McConnell regarding his health, while Laura Loomer made claims about his status.
- Advocacy continues for rural healthcare funding initiatives involving the Wyoming State Government.
- John Thune and John Barrasso, top Senate Republicans, commented on a colleague's health.
- Mitch McConnell, John Barrasso, Jay Clayton, and John Thune discussed current events, policy issues, intelligence leadership, and geopolitical stability.
- Climate change solutions must go beyond emissions control, with NEPA cited as impeding economic growth and raising energy prices.
June 2026
7 events- John Thune and John Barrasso endorsed Ken Paxton, who ultimately defeated James Talarico in the GOP runoff election.
- John Barrasso serves as a member of the upper chamber (Senate).
- Influential figures including Mark Gordon, Cynthia Lummis, John Barrasso, and Harriet Hageman discuss how their respective roles advance Wyoming's energy resources, critical minerals, and U.S. interests.
- Influential figures, including John Barrasso and Harriet Hageman, introduced bills seeking to repeal roadless forest protections and commented on existing rule loopholes.
- Mike Lee added an amendment to a bill introduced by John Barrasso.
- John Barrasso maintained offices in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and was associated with the American Enterprise Institute.
- Bradley Williams was appointed Vice President of Government Affairs at Uranium Energy Corp and served as senior policy advisor at the Idaho National Laboratory.