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
Earlier this month
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John Barrasso endorsed Eric Barlow for the gubernatorial race, while Chuck Gray also sought office.Some support1 report
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Climate change solutions must go beyond emissions control, with NEPA cited as impeding economic growth and raising energy prices.Some support2 reports
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Senate political maneuvering unfolds as John Cornyn is named a confidant of John Thune, John Barrasso supports Thune, and Hakeem Jeffries is identified as the incoming Democratic leader.Some support1 report
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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 reports5 developments inside
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Donald Trump's diesel deal challenges a sanctions law that Senator John Barrasso previously supported.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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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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Chip Roy and John Barrasso were vocal about concerns regarding the current state of refineries.Some support1 report
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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
Gone quiet
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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 support3 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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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-
Donald Trump OperationalNPR investigated a detention plan implemented by the Trump administration, involving DHS policy officials.Moves John Barrasso
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Mitch McConnell OperationalMitch McConnell opposed Democrats' funding demands while Jamaal Bowman pulled a fire alarm during a vote.Moves John Barrasso
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Mike Lee OperationalSenators Capito, Lee, Whitehouse, and Heinrich introduced the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act.Moves John Barrasso
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Wyoming OperationalIRS data reveals varying top-1% income cutoffs and AGI shares across states like Washington, Florida, and West Virginia.Moves John Barrasso
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Congressional Budget Office StructuralThe Congressional Budget Office and International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War discussed nuclear policy risks and missile defense costs.Moves John Barrasso
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Greg Steube OperationalGreg Steube is running for House Republican Conference chair and has entered contests against Erin Houchin and Lisa McClain.Moves John Barrasso
Connections
The 40 strongest of 63, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
senate Structural
John Barrasso holds a formal membership role as a Senator in the Senate.
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Donald Trump Operational
Barrasso and Trump engage in active political interaction, characterized by policy support, criticism, and mutual influence within the Senate.
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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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Greg Steube Operational
The two senators are actively coordinating by co-introducing the Dollar-for-Dollar Deficit Reduction Act.
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Wyoming Operational
John Barrasso actively represents and advocates for the interests of Wyoming's rural communities.
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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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Mike Lee Operational
Mike Lee introduced an amendment to a bill sponsored by John Barrasso.
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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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Ken Paxton Transactional
John Barrasso provided political support and helped rally troops for Ken Paxton's campaigns.
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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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John Thune Operational
The senators actively coordinate and interact within the U.S. Senate regarding political strategy and leadership roles.
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Harriet Hageman Transactional
John Barrasso endorsed Harriet Hageman in a Senate race, which she acknowledged.
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Chuck Schumer Operational
The relationship is characterized by direct political conflict, including policy disagreements and accusations of undue influence.
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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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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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Mike Rogers Operational
John Barrasso joined Mike Rogers at Republican headquarters.
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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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Twitter Mentioned together
Barrasso cited the company's past policy regarding Twitter bans.
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Dallas Shared context
John Barrasso is scheduled to appear in the context of Dallas.
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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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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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Greece Mentioned together
John Barrasso commented on the conduct of a Greek ambassador, expecting an investigation.
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CNN Shared context
Barrasso utilizes CNN as a media platform for his political views.
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Ashley Hinson Transactional
Ashley Hinson and John Barrasso co-hosted an event in Ankeny.
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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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CBS News Transactional
John Barrasso appeared as a guest and spoke on CBS News' Face the Nation.
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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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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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Flock Safety Mentioned together
The company's operational status regarding its technology has not been challenged by the individual's political views.
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Graham Operational
Barrasso voted in favor of a sanctions bill named after Graham.
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Guilfoyle Mentioned together
The relationship is not explicitly defined by the single available snapshot.
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Mark Gordon Mentioned together
Both politicians were observed participating in a delegation tour of a nuclear plant.
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Jacksonville Shared context
John Barrasso performed a political action while located in Jacksonville.
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Columbus Shared context
John Barrasso participated in a roundtable event held in Columbus.
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Jon Husted Operational
Both lawmakers discussed permitting delays and reform.
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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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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 beganNovember 2026
1 eventOctober 2026
3 events- John Barrasso endorsed Eric Barlow for the gubernatorial race, while Chuck Gray also sought office.
- Senate political maneuvering unfolds as John Cornyn is named a confidant of John Thune, John Barrasso supports Thune, and Hakeem Jeffries is identified as the incoming Democratic leader.
- Donald Trump's diesel deal challenges a sanctions law that Senator John Barrasso previously supported.
September 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.
Show 2 earlier months
July 2026
7 events- Climate change solutions must go beyond emissions control, with NEPA cited as impeding economic growth and raising energy prices.
- 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.
June 2026
7 events- 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.
- 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 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.