Out of State Represent.us organization attacks legislators. Again.

Pat Powers

The Liberal out-of-state Special Interest group Represent.US is back at it, attacking legislators who have the unfortunate task of cleaning up their legislation that was declared unconstitutional by Judge Barnett, and enjoined from taking effect.

Seriously. Who has gotten a gold watch, all expenses paid vacation, or a million dollars form a lobbyist? That’s why this IM22 needs to be dismantled. It’s all built on a tower of lies.

8 thoughts on “Out of State Represent.us organization attacks legislators. Again.”

  1. Must be really bad. The opponents of IM 22 cloned Larry Rhoden! Or some guy really looks like him.

    1. Maybe he voted against it twice. Oh wait! He’s not a Democrat, so he only voted once. My bad.

  3. IM 22 is the progeny of this leftwing, socialist group and Ricky Weiland, and the ugliness of it shows from the ugliness of it’s parents. IM 22 was sold as anti-corruption, but people should have paid more attention to the entirety of this abomination brought to us by Massachusetts liberals and the hometown socialist Rick Weiland. Thanks for nothing, Rick!

  4. I’ll reiterate what I’ve written on before – both sides of the IM 22 debate are being funded overwhelmingly by out-of-state money. The Koch brothers support Americans for Prosperity, which is opposing IM 22 and its supporters, represent.us, which receives its funding indirectly from foundations like the Hewlett Foundation and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund.

    1. Wyland, You are a one-song bird: “The Koch Brothers are evil. The Koch Brothers are evil.” Those are not your exact words, but that is what you are saying every time. AFP is far more than the Koch Brothers, and even if it were not, your arguments would fall flat because AFP’s messaging was honest and that of Represent.Us was not and AFP has had a presence in South Dakota for more than two years while Represent.Us is purely an out-of-state group.

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