Do they cancel each other out, or do they form a swirling vortex of awfulness?

Pat Powers

Sioux Falls City Councilwoman Teresa Stehly encouraging Lora Hubbel to run for Sioux Falls School Board?

If Stehly and Hubbel work together, do two negatives make a positive, and they cancel each other out? Or do they come together to create a swirling vortex of awfulness that threatens to consume Sioux Falls?

11 thoughts on “Do they cancel each other out, or do they form a swirling vortex of awfulness?”

  1. Lora Hubbel is the absolute LAST person any school board needs serving on its board.

  2. Imagine how much support Lora would receive if Stehly backed her running. So happy I get to vote in this election.

  3. Why the Stehly hate? She was just as right as Secretary Barnett was to send on her complaint about Noem reimbursing Sioux Falls for a fundraiser.

    Hubbel is out there.

    2. As someone who someone who voted for Councilwoman Stehly 4 years ago, I can tell you she will not be getting my vote next year. She started off her term being a good check to Mayor Huether and often sided with Councilors Nietzert and Erickson (both are wonderful City Councilors) but now it seems she only listens to the South Dacola blog. Her votes against property rights have been appalling, especially what the retirees who were trying to sell their land on 6th street were put through.

      We need a thoughtful conservative policy maker on the City Council who knows when to take a stand and what hills are worth dying on.

      1. Any names for who that thoughtful conservative policy maker could be? I’m a voter too and often appreciate your insight.

        Stehly does receive a lot of attention from South Dacola, but not sure she only listens to them. Many people reach out to her with ideas, complaints and help. Did you express your concerns to her about property rights? What was her response?

        She may not get your vote or mine, but we’re probably not what you’d consider the average voter. The average voter probably isn’t paying as much attention as us. Many women support her and she’ll get those votes again, it’d take a lot of grassroots work to vote her out.

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  5. Lincoln County delegate..your reference to the Lois Brown property on 6th and Bahnson:
    I did not vote against them, I recused myself because I was a personal friend of the family. In all the recent rezoning issues, 6th and Bahnson, Brett and 85,and Oscar Howe, I met with the neighborhoods and I supported the efforts to preserve the integrity of the neighborhoods.
    Councilor Greg Nietzert brought an ordinance last week because there has been such contention as a result of these 3 story apartment complexes backed up to single family homes. We need to work for better transitions on new development.
    And as always, I am always willing to listen to your concerns and suggestions.

    1. So… you’re saying it’s with high probability Lincoln County Delegate did not reach out to you. They had concerns and sat back only rolling their eyes, seems typical of many people who criticizes you and others.

      I received one of your newsletters, thanks for putting those together it’s certainly not something you’re required to do. Very informative.

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