KELO-TV reminds us that Dakotans for Health plans to give South Dakota voters a chance to vote for a third time to protect women’s right…
Posts tagged as “privacy”
On Friday when I noted that part-time Governor Kristi Noem skipped a chance to defend South Dakota’s trust industry before Congress in favor of attending…
The South Dakota Board of Elections meets on Monday with little apparent nefarious intent. Among the agenda items, the board will make rule changes to…
If Senator John Thune would like to rally his Republican colleagues to rescue his effort to obstruct the bipartisan compromise infrastructure bill, maybe he should…
Last year, part-time Governor Kristi Noem ordered South Dakota state agencies not to do business with contractors who support boycotts, divestment or sanctions against Israel. Noem’s…
Every now and then I check in my old blog friend Gordon Howie, hoping that maybe he’ll catch his breath from his constant right-wing radicalism…
In one of his better ideas, Senator Lee Schoenbeck (R-5/Watertown) brought Senate Bill 102, which protects the voting rights of victims of stalking and domestic…
Todd Epp of KELO Radio tests the Governor’s tracking app and finds it does a fair job of telling Kristi Noem his location—within general airstrike…
Mayor Schaunaman is not going to be happy: some Republican legislators are actually trying to crack down on drone snooping! Representative David Johnson (R-33/Rapid City)…
Unlike most of the Republican Party, Senator Stace Nelson (R-19/Fulton) is speaking up for our human rights. Specifically, he’s saying the military (in which he…