Krebs for Congress campaign sends postcard for primary election

The Krebs for Congress campaign sent a postcard out this week that’s landing in mailboxes today:

Krebs is relying largely on a pro-Trump message, and talks about standing with President Trump “against the establishment,” mirroring much of Neal Tapio’s anti-establishment rhetoric that he’s using out on the stump.

Stay tuned.

16 thoughts on “Krebs for Congress campaign sends postcard for primary election”

  1. Dusty is going to win the nomination by a large margin but the liability for Dusty in the general may be his winning the office of PUC after elected and then abandoned it to serve as Chief of Staff for the Governor.

    1. If that’s a problem for Dusty it will be in the primary. He will beat Bjorkman 60-40. Bjorkman is a good candidate and the national climate probably favors him, but Dusty is a known quantity, will have a huge funding advantage, and a big and growing Republican registration margin.

    2. i have great confidence in dusty’s ability to prevail and bring forth his best destiny in this matter, regardless of the prevailing pundit-speak.

  2. The soybean tariff is going to hurt a lot of South Dakota farmers, as a small business owner, Krebs is going to have to explain her support of President Trump on this issue.

    1. Do you realize that soybeans and all grains are higher today than what they were last year?

  3. Tapio and Krebs think saying Trumps name is the end all be all.

    I’m glad they support Trump. It’s better than Thune and Daugaard supporting Hillary.

    Dusty is hard to find a desire to support him. He’s goofy and seems establishment.

    Tapio is incapable of accomplishing anything legislatively.

  4. Maybe she can explain her support of the national popular vote and linking your campaign page to her official work page and breaking state and federal election law by doing so.

  5. It’s absolutely fascinating that she doesn’t mention her service in the legislature or as Secretary of State at all. After 14 years in elected office, she’s runnning against politicians.

  6. She’s trying to distance herself from her voting record from those 14 years in the legislature.

  7. If you’re going to tote a strong work ethic you should show up to your job as Secretary of States more than twice a week.

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