On the ground in Milwaukee: Chair of BHC Republicans says party energized following RNC

Following the recent assassination attempt on former President Trump, the eyes of the nation were fixed on Milwaukee, Wis., last week during the four-day Republican National Convention.
Among the thousands who filled the Fiserv Forum each day were two residents of Big Horn County.  Sharon Hall of Lovell and Roxanne Brewer of Basin were members of the 29-person Wyoming delegation.  Brewer, vice-chairman of the Big Horn County Republicans, went as the voting delegate and Hall, the chairman of the party, as the alternate.
It was the first national convention for both and they soaked it all in.  Each day started with a breakfast at their hotel, where they went over the day’s events and collected their passes.  Hall said Monday was by far the longest day. The first session, which called for votes on rules, platforms and permanent offices, began at 12:45 p.m. central time, and the second at 5:45 p.m.