Never a good sign when the reporters disclaim “Responses are not fact-checked.” The Hubbelcraft has been sighted.

Lora Hubbel has popped up on the radar after a long absence, because there comes a point when you’re so off your rocker your tenor is less amusing than sad. But, that being said, she’s running for office this year. So, Jack Kolbeck and Hubbel, his opponent for the District 13 State Senate, were interviewed in the Dakota Scout.

And, it’s never a good sign when the reporter has to disclaim “Responses are not fact-checked.”

(Editor’s note: Responses are not fact-checked.)

Name a law on the books right now you wish would go away and why?

I could be here all night. It would be Senate Bill 38 from 2011. That is when the Daugaard administration ushered in South Dakota ObamaCare while telling everyone he was against it. This bill destroyed families by increasing their healthcare costs and reducing their access. It destroyed doctors because they lost all their autonomy to the partnership between big business and big government.

and…

In an Argus op-ed several years ago, after reading the 73-page bill that no one else did, I wrote how I had night terrors from what I read. I said someday you would see. And then came 2020 and now we see that doctors must coerce people to take the experimental Covid vaccine even though it is against the Nuremberg Code and several laws.

Read Lora’s sad bag of goofiness here.

9 thoughts on “Never a good sign when the reporters disclaim “Responses are not fact-checked.” The Hubbelcraft has been sighted.”

  1. It starts off as a reasonable opinion, and quickly goes off the rails and straight to the holocaust. This is standard procedure for her group, state how the minor change in society will quickly lead to our demise.

    Society has always changed over time, and the older generation always claims the changes are horrible and will end us. News flash, we are still here, and in hindsight, those changes were actually good things if your goal in life is to just be happy.

  2. As I remind my Freshmen students quite frequently… if one insists on acting like a fool, one shouldn’t be offended when the world treats one like a fool.

  3. Why should I vote for Kolbeck?
    Kolbeck has to be one of the more slothful members in our esteemed state legislature (except, apparently, for his yard sign game).
    His campaign website still extolls reasons why voters should re-elect him … in 2018, complete with the Big Ask “I am asking for your support on Election Day, November the 6th” That would be Novemer the 6th … 2018.
    District 13 deserves better.

  4. Interesting article and comments, and I’m not taking one side or the other. But I have learned over the years that those who have no arguments, let alone good ones, usually just make fun of the opposition with name calling and belittling. Does that fit anyone posting here? Sure seems to.

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