That might attract a couple of 100-year olds..

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District 9’s Anti-vaxxer Democrat State Representative Michael Saba is in a postcard touting his support from Larry Pressler.

While Pressler maintains a voting residence there, I don’t think he has actually lived in the District for decades. In fact, I’d almost take a wager that neither his driver’s license nor his car is registered in state.

While the piece might help Saba with the few residents over 100 years old, I don’t know if it’s going to pull a lot of others.

6 thoughts on “That might attract a couple of 100-year olds..”

  1. I’ve never heard of Walt Bones and the last time I saw Pressler was several years ago when he was doddering in a parade in downtown Sioux Falls with his hair looking like he’d stuck his finger in a light socket and wearing black socks with orthopedic shoes. Pressler is a has-been turncoat, and I doubt his endorsement would sway anybody. I suppose Pressler is one of the idiot RINO never-Trumpers.

  2. Walt Bones is a nice enough guy although I don’t know why he would support Saba.

    It’s pretty telling though that Walt gets topic billing over Larry Pressler.

  4. Mr. Bones was a nice enough fellow and not completely ineffective as the Agriculture Guru. He deserves billing over Mr. Pressler. 12’s of people will be swayed.

  5. According to Wikipedia, which I’m fully aware isn’t the gospel truth, Pressler has been and indie since 2013.

    Sincere question because this is my third general election being a South Dakotan, do the GOP candidates not cross reference their mailing list with the voter lists in South Dakota?
    I voted absentee the first week we were eligible to do so and still have received mailers from the GOP candidates in my legislative district long after my absentee ballot was turned in.
    I’m not complaining but the cost of sending mailers out to people who have already voted could be better spent on the undecided or those who haven’t cast a ballot yet.

    1. Speaking as someone who does a lot of mail for candidates.. yes, they have lists of those who have voted, and they’re used.

      But it doesn’t apply for EDDM (every door direct mail) mailings, And sometimes, while not intentional, things get missed.

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