Delegation Urges President to Prioritize U.S. Agriculture During Trade Negotiations “As you continue to pursue trade negotiations to address unfair trade practices and other trade barriers, we strongly urge you to make U.S. agricultural exports a priority of those negotiations and to negotiate with our trading partners to protect agriculture products from all existing and […]
Democrat Billie Sutton Opts for Unfounded Attacks over Policy Proposals Four-term legislator attempts to run from own insider record WATERTOWN, S.D. – Before offering details about the policies his administration would pursue, Democrat Billie Sutton launched unfounded attacks on Republican gubernatorial candidate Kristi Noem in a recent digital ad campaign. In falsely labeling Noem an […]
Not a story you read every day in South Dakota. But today’s Capital Journal leaves little doubt that there’s a definite difference between the AG candidates. Democrat AG Candidate Randy Seiler is joining Dem party leaders in pandering to the hard left, and was bragging about his efforts at stopping the proposed law to prevent […]
Delegation Encourages President to Quickly Approve South Dakota Disaster Declaration Gov. Daugaard Requested Declaration After Severe Thunderstorms and Flash Flooding on May 17 and 18 WASHINGTON — U.S. Sens. John Thune (R-S.D.) and Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) and U.S. Rep. Kristi Noem (R-S.D.) today, in a letter to President Trump, expressed their strong support for South […]
AFP-SD Thanks South Dakota Senate Delegation for Supporting Rescission Package, Fiscal Responsibility PIERRE, S.D. – Americans for Prosperity-South Dakota (AFP-SD), released a statement Monday after the United States Senate was unable to secure support to bring President Trump’s spending cuts package to the Senate floor. This package would have been a modest first step toward […]
Protecting States’ Rights to Water By U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) For many South Dakotans, the Missouri River is a constant in our lives. We have driven past it countless times, fished its waters and boated on it with our friends and families. It has also historically been a major water source for state and […]
Big Wins for the American People By Sen. John Thune I can’t think of another period of time while I’ve served in Congress when we’ve been able to put so many points on the scoreboard for the American people. Over the last year and a half alone, despite the historic levels of obstruction we’ve faced […]
From Great Faces to Great Places By Rep. Kristi Noem Over Memorial Day weekend, I had the opportunity to show President Trump’s Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke our state – and not only the stunning landscapes, but the rich history we celebrate. Nowhere were those two ideas more present than at the Black Hills National Cemetery […]
Secretary of State Shantel Krebs’ campaign for Congress has continued to go hard negative against her opponent in the race for Congress, and has sent out a second mailer blasting the frontrunner in the race, Dusty Johnson: According to the flyer, it claims Dusty Johnson refuses to stand with President Trump, which is contrary to […]
FACT CHECK: Not Slander When True Friends of Marty Jackley claim that saying government lawyer Marty Jackley delayed EB-5 charges, withheld critical information during the investigation, and let Pierre insiders off the hook is slander. But “slander” is, by definition, the “utterance of false charges,” and none of these charges are false. Ironically, however, the […]