Amber Hulse announces candidacy for South Dakota National RNC Committeewoman, Receives Key Endorsements

AMBER HULSE ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR SOUTH DAKOTA NATIONAL RNC COMMITTEEWOMAN, RECEIVES KEY ENDORSEMENTS

[Hot Springs, South Dakota, March 28] – Amber Hulse, a budding election law attorney and dedicated advocate for conservative values, has officially announced her candidacy for the position of National Committeewoman for the Republican National Committee (RNC) representing South Dakota. With a steadfast commitment to the principles that make America great, Hulse enters the race poised to bring a fresh perspective and proven leadership to the forefront of Republican politics.

In a strategic move reflecting her unwavering dedication to party unity, Hulse’s announcement comes as Denise Maher, the previous candidate, has stepped aside from the race and offered her full endorsement to Hulse. Maher’s decision underscores Hulse’s ability to gain broad support within the Republican community.

Moreover, Hulse’s candidacy has garnered significant momentum with endorsements from prominent figures within the GOP. Notably, Harmeet Dhillon, esteemed attorney, and legal advisor to President Trump, currently serving as California’s National Committeewoman, has thrown her support behind Hulse’s campaign. Dhillon remarked,

“Amber Hulse epitomizes the dynamic leadership the GOP needs – astute and dedicated in upholding the rule of law. As a bright, future election lawyer, she not only embodies the vibrant future of our party and nation, but also possesses a deep understanding of the challenges facing our party. Her tenure in the Trump White House, coupled with her impressive credentials as a Georgetown Law graduate, and her service as a law clerk on the Senate Judiciary Committee for Josh Hawley and Governor Kristi Noem, uniquely position her as the ideal candidate for the position of National Committeewoman. I enthusiastically endorse her candidacy and am eager work alongside her and witness the transformative impact she will undoubtedly bring to the RNC.”

Additionally, Turning Point Action, the leading conservative youth organization, has endorsed Hulse’s candidacy, recognizing her as a champion for the next generation of Republican leaders.

In response to the outpouring of support, Hulse expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve, stating, “I am humbled by the overwhelming support I have received from my fellow Republicans. As South Dakota’s next National Committeewoman, I am committed to amplifying the voices of South Dakota Republicans and advancing our shared conservative values within the RNC.”

With a track record of success and a vision for a stronger, more unified Republican Party, Amber Hulse stands ready to represent South Dakota with integrity, dedication, and firm commitment to conservative principles.

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52 thoughts on “Amber Hulse announces candidacy for South Dakota National RNC Committeewoman, Receives Key Endorsements”

  1. WOW!! With national connections like those, Amber can actually do something for South Dakota in the National Committeewoman role!

    1. Does it matter? She won the 9-0 case at the Supreme Court for Trump. Obviously fighting the good fight.

        1. Amber was born and raised in South Dakota. Having major national figures know and like her is a great sign that she’ll actually be able to get something done for South Dakota.

        2. Anonymous at 2:56, the job is NATIONAL committee woman. It isn’t about what is best for South Dakota, it’s about what is best for the RNC. She communicates important information about messaging and strategy from the national committee to the state central committee, to make sure everybody is on the same page.
          One of the things the national committee people do is work to keep the state parties from going rogue during election years.

          1. Also, it’s a party position. Their role is to do what’s best for the party and not the state. GOPers in SD have act as though the party and party officials are part of government – they are not.

            1. The job is to do what is best for SD. They are supposed to bring money, training and be a conduit to the RNC for SD.

              Yes they also care about the RNC as a whole. It’s an important job.

              1. no, it is a party job. The role is to do what is best for the party. The party’s mission is to get Republicans elected. Once elected, those politicians are supposed to do what is best for their constituents, not the party.
                Once nominated, whether by primary voters or convention delegates, the national committee men and women are 100% all in for those candidates.

                Anybody who has ever publicly opposed a Republican candidate in a general election is disqualified from the job. (You know who you are. )

              2. no the job is NOT to do what is best for South Dakota
                The members of the national committee do things like elect the national chairperson and vice chair, and plan the national convention.
                When they return to their home states, they tell the state party what they’ve been doing. They communicate to the state party what the national party wants the state parties to do; the objective is to keep everybody on the same page.

        3. in the current gop plan, the rnc has to know what is best for trump, no matter where they are from. people familiar with the old order of business have been replaced by MAGA. ms hulse will be welcome i’m sure.

          1. It is the TRUMP Party now. Donations are going to pay his legal fees and fines. The GOP Party of Lincoln, Eisenhower and Gerald Ford is long dead which is a tragedy.

          2. Enquirer, You have a problem dealing with reality. Practical people realized a long time ago that Trump would seek the nomination again, and has the support to get it, and they might as well make the best of it.
            You, on the other hand, are still shrieking, fainting, and vomiting, as if such behavior will change anything. Your hysterical rantings have accomplished nothing.
            We’re tired of your “blah blah blah TRUMP blah blah blah MAGA blah blah blah TRUMP blah blah blah”

            It’s getting old.

            1. i miss my repubiican party. you all keep telling me it’s dead, get over it, so fine. fine then. mind your own business. go care for trump. he needs your attention.

              1. by the way, liz cheney is touring the country, drawing bigger crowds than the biggest trump rallies. she is working that big independent middle that trump would like to have. it’s kind of a “stop the insurrectionists” tour. ain’t that a kick.

                1. “drawing bigger crowds than the biggest trump rallies”

                  Got any numbers with sources to back that up Mr. RINO?

                    1. Not without looking it up. But then, I’m not the one who made the claim, YOU did. I just asked for the numbers and sources for you I formation but surprise surprise, Mr RINO falls back to his deflection tactic because he has no numbers or sources.

                      So again, I’m not making a claim but asking you to prove YOUR declaration.

                      Let’s see what deflection tactic you will use now.

  2. I enthusiastically support her! Amber is a fresh face for our party. I visited with her at length last month, was very impressed and encouraged her to in my place for National Committee woman. She is exactly what we need representing our party at the national level. Her energy, enthusiasm for conservative principles and professionalism is perfect for this important job. Good luck Amber, I am with all the way!

    1. Pretty sure that’s true. Unfortunately, the current SD Nat’l Committeewoman did just that in a large room full of people, for the other candidate.

      1. really?
        I guess that isn’t a surprise. Sandye aligned herself with Taffy Howard’s insanerest faction, and I have heard rumors the other candidate has been involved with the “Primary John Thune” meme-posting malcontents.
        So they are members of the same club?

    2. WAAHH WAAHH WAAHH ! I’m so sick of Whinny, people. Simple do BETTER, she went out and sought the endorsement, she took the initiative. Sounds like a winner and a young gal that is a ROCKSTAR…. I would say to any other D30 candidate, better start working hard because she is a freight train, and that train is coming down the tracks.

        1. Neither is a full time job, and she brings so much more to the table than any of her opponents in either race. I say go for it, Amber! Get ‘em both!

    1. Ms. Hulse is not insaner than Ms. JFM, but she isn’t quite a common sense conservative, either. JFM will start to lash out, like a rabid bunny cornered in a garage so don’t count her out just yet. Ms. JFM has soft bunny eyes, but the heart of a weasel.

  3. Turning Point Action? Charlie Kirk? Seriously? The guy that said he was wary of being a passenger of an airplane if the pilot was black questioning if he or she was qualified?
    Racist comments in today’s Trump Party. Amber Turning Point? Really?

  4. It makes perfect sense for SD to be represented at the national level by a common sense, conservative, West River girl. Growing up in SD and choosing to become an election lawyer because of her interest in election integrity goes hand in hand with serving as a SD Citizen Legislator. She could be earning $300,000 to $400,000 as a lawyer in DC if she wanted to, but she’s choosing to use her gifts and talents here in South Dakota. And the bonus is she helps represent the youth in our state and gives the elders a fresh, new perspective. Best wishes to you, Amber for putting yourself out there for your district and ‘real’ SD representation at the RNC!

  5. Has anyone asked her if she thinks the election was stolen? I am thinking her use of “election law” attorney is to attract the loons, but I’d happily have her correct me. She has potential if she distances herself from the crazies.

  6. Regarding Amber Hulse… she is 25? She was 21 in 2020 which would make her 17 in 2016. She has voted in ONE General Election. Besides the internship/congressional clerk positions, WHAT HAS SHE DONE for the State of South Dakota GOP? How many volunteer hours for the purpose of the South Dakota GOP has she volunteered? If she is so much about South Dakota, why did she not pursue a law degree from USD, Vermillion?

    1. oh who cares? the job isnt about the state. It’s about getting the Republican presidential candidate elected, getting majorities in both houses of Congress, shmoozing the big donors, AND planning the next national convention. It’s not a soapbox for an airing of grievances, and it’s not about policy. It’s got nothing at all to do with pipelines, vaccines, extra-Terrestrials, chem-trails, property taxes, climate change, or transgenderism. It’s about getting Republicans elected.

  7. I feel bad for Amber because whomever is in her ear is giving her bad advice. Looking at the delegates signed up she’s going to lose handily.

  8. Isnt our current national committeewoman NOT supporting her though and supporting zheidi Engelhart? Asking for a friend

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