So how about those Challengers?

From the peanut gallery, we have challenger candidates speaking about how they view the petitioning process..

There’s one down, as expected..

Mark Mowry is praying he has enough valid signatures…

And Bruce Whalen also thinks he has enough…

We’ll see how this all goes.

4 thoughts on “So how about those Challengers?”

  1. “… Going to start sharing my skills with as many groups as possible and I will be out meeting as many people as possible in the next 2 years.”

    Essentially the Ravnsborg method to gaining faux legitimacy as a candidate for political office.

  2. I met Bruce last June in Sioux Falls. I thought he stole the show and represented a unique opportunity for South Dakota to gain credibility as a true conservative state.

    You know me, I’m not an outwardly religious person and I don’t wear my faith on my sleeve and I don’t think that religion should be a litmus test for office like many. That said, I think we need more of the common sense Christian values represented in the decisions of government.

    Bruce’s candidacy, if we choose to vote for him, would become nationally and world famous in a very short period of time.

    Mowery or Thune, in my view, would bring shame and embarrassment to South Dakota internally and externally. Mark’s candidacy is an affront to the grassroots of conservatives of South Dakota, and he has associations to globalist power players (EB5 and selling out of American citizenship to wealthy foreign interests) that makes me very nervous. At the Butte Lawrence County fair, I found him abashed and stand-offish.

    You all already know how I feel about Senator Thune and the role he played in getting Resident Biden into the White House.

    That leaves Bruce Whalen. Bruce recognizes this opportunity, too, and he worked tirelessly for his own campaign while freely imparting wisdom to everyone involved.

    He is definitely thinking bigger than his own candidacy.

    To top it off, he patronized my local technology business.

    I could go on-and-on, but I am impressed.

    Should he be blessed with the vote, and the ballot boxes ring true, I believe Whalen would be a lightning rod for Constitutional conservative values in Washington DC, and that is why he has earned my financial, my volunteer, my moral, and my time.

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