Theresa Stehly resumes attack on city hire after Argus slams her. City Councilor Greg Neitzert responds with support for city employees

Pat Powers

After the Argus Leader Editorial appeared this past week excoriating her for being the nexus of negativity for the Sioux Falls Council including her robocall attacks this past Easter weekend against her fellow City Councilman, Theresa Stehly went back on the attack via facebook.

And true to form, she continued to rail on against the employee the city hired to serve as Auditor:

After her attack on the City of Sioux Falls’ new hire and Councilor Greg Neitzert, Neitzert responded noting that while “scorched earth may play to a narrow base, but it will ensure nothing gets accomplished.”

Neitzert also made it a point to note to “treat your employees like people, like they matter, and with dignity.”

Something that Stehly has demonstrated that she has difficulty with.

6 thoughts on “Theresa Stehly resumes attack on city hire after Argus slams her. City Councilor Greg Neitzert responds with support for city employees”

  1. Theresa comes off much better than Greg here. “Random thoughts”? Really? Complaining about spelling but completely ignoring the important issues Theresa raises? Speaking of treating people with “dignity,” if Greg wanted to publicly criticize a colleague, it would have been nice if he’d bothered to use her name at all.

    At no point does Greg address the actual issue or explain how Theresa’s statements supposedly “distort reality.” He uses no “logical arguments,” just insulting innuendo.

    Be careful,Greg. Sometimes in life what goes around comes around.

      1. I wrote that, and I’m not Theresa. I barely care about any of this, but Greg’s comments above reek of arrogant hypocrisy.

    2. This young Theresa person over there in Sioux Falls is like some of the whackies we have in Rapid City. She is insaner than most, of little use to actual government productivity, pulls the wool over citizens’ eyes, but is of great entertainment value.

      1. So you’re saying she’s like you except that she has entertainment value.

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