Susan Stubson

Susan Stubson is equal parts writer and pianist. She writes about faith, politics and issues facing the American West. Her pieces have been published in the New York Times, the LA Times, U.S. News & World Report, WyoFile, Cowboy State Daily and the Casper Star Tribune.

Susan’s essays on politics, faith and community have led to appearances on NBC’s Meet The Press Now with Chuck Todd, CNN’s Don Lemon Tonight, the BBC and ITV News in the United Kingdom, The Michael Medved Show, France’s newspaper Le Figaro, and the Swiss-German publication Neue Zurcher Zeitung. She has been the focus of several documentaries currently in production on Democracy in America.

Susan is a collaborative pianist and active recitalist who concertizes throughout the Rocky Mountain region.

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Los Angeles Times

I Door Knocked For Normal Republicans In My Home State. Wyoming, What Happened To You?

Los Angeles Times

It is a reflection of who we are becoming, citizens willing to place their lives in the hands of candidates who parrot an agenda rich in threats and slim on facts, a proxy for our worst instincts.

Los Angeles Times

The New York Times

What Christian Nationalism Has Done to My State and My Faith is a Sin

The New York Times

In Wyoming, we are white, we love God and Mr. Trump. The result is bad church and bad law. The evangelical church has proved to be a supplicating audience for the Christian nationalist roadshow. Indeed, it is unclear to me many Sunday whether we are hearing a sermon or a stump speech.

The New York Times

Liz Cheney’s Last Stand

The New York Times

There’s a joke that Wyoming is two-party system: red and reddest, no Democrats allowed . . .given that Trump has endorsed Mrs. Cheney’s primary challenger, Harriet Hageman, it is a short leap across a dry bed to assume Ms. Cheney is toast.

The New York Times

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