State Rep reaches 100% kill rate on Legislation for 2021

I was reading at the Rapid City Journal this afternoon that State Rep. Tina Mulally had a resolution in Senate Ag that didn’t do so well today:

Foreign ownership of agriculture land could disrupt the food chain, according to Mulally.

“If they control your food, they control you,” she said.

A do pass motion by Sen. Julie Frye-Mueller, R-Rapid City, died for the lack of a second.

Read that here.

What makes this bill interesting is that when I looked, it represents a 100% kill rate of her measures this year by her legislative colleagues. Of 7 measures she was the prime sponsor of in 2021, all were either sent to the 41st day or tabled.

This latest measure, a resolution, was actually the only measure that made it past the house floor.. only to be killed quickly in a Senate Committee.

So if you think you’re having a bad day.. it might not be as bad as the 100% bad day some are having.

3 thoughts on “State Rep reaches 100% kill rate on Legislation for 2021”

  1. Troy Heinert had the same record and he’s leadership. Why attack republicans when the democrats give us plenty of fodder?

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