When you get down to the end, stuff gets weird.

Pat Powers

Late today, I received the weirdest piece of campaign literature that I have the entire primary. The lone Jeff Struwe postcard.

An itty-bitty 4×6 card with rambling, itty-bitty type that another couple of hundred dollars probably would’ve made a 6 x 9, because the postage price is the same. But instead, we’ve got something that many people in their mid- 50s and up will struggle to read.

And it spends most of its time rambling against SB 201, the landowner Bill of Rights.

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Liz May’s Conservative PAC is blasting attack cards across the primary, including against several incumbents in the last days before the election.

Interestingly, Liz is going to have a tougher general election than usual against incumbent house member Rep. Pourier, and Elsie Meeks, who was the 1998 candidate for Lieutenant Governor, who later was state director of USDA in South Dakota from 2009 to 2015.

Liz does have things in common with Meeks, as I’m sure just like Liz, Elsie was also a donor to Hillary Clinton.

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There’s other weirdness out there, but I’m waiting for copies to head my way. I’ll post as I get.

7 thoughts on “When you get down to the end, stuff gets weird.”

  1. Another full-tilt crazy candidate that wants to fully turn our state into a Theocracy.

  2. Attack of the Whackadoodles with selected Biblical quotes. And this guy expects to get elected from Brookings??

  5. Is he against public education? If sp, is he related to the principal at Lincoln High School?

    1. Dudes for “education choice” and quotes the Bible. Of course he’s against public education.

  6. Check out Liberty Tree PAC money goes back and forth from Odenbach to Liz. It’s a Citizens for Liberty PAC in disguise. Look who they support.

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