Thune Announces Committee Assignment for 117th Congress

Thune Announces Committee Assignment for 117th Congress

“It is my privilege and honor to continue serving the people of South Dakota on three prominent committees in the U.S. Senate.”

WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) issued the following statement after the announcement of the U.S. Senate committee assignments for the 117th Congress. Thune will continue to be a member of the Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee; the Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee; and the Finance Committee.

“It is my privilege and honor to continue serving the people of South Dakota on three prominent committees in the U.S. Senate: the Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee; the Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee; and the Finance Committee. These assignments give South Dakotans a seat at the table as we work to solve the most pressing issues for our state. These positions give me an opportunity to craft policy on a wide range of issues including agriculture, infrastructure and broadband investment, health care, tax, and trade—issues that impact all South Dakotans in one way or another.

“As the Biden Administration pursues new policies that will impact our state, I will continue to fight for a better future and stronger economy for South Dakota families.”

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2 thoughts on “Thune Announces Committee Assignment for 117th Congress”

  1. country burns all Summer

    *this is fine*

    Cheney’s approval rating at 10%.

    Now Thune .. with all the wildcards running around, is the one to watch.

    If Thune does not win reelection, it will be a huge signal that the people are once again in control of the country.

    It is a race between two tribes. First, one tribe that wants to to install invasive, dangerous RF weapons to target the population, lead by a psychotic ring of ultra wealthy narcissists who want to succubus the country dry and waste a lot from yachts. In the other corner, human empowerment conspiracy theorists want to trust the divinity of the agency of our focused collective.

    I guess my instincts tend toward ..

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