State Representative Spencer Gosch grew up in Mobridge, ranches outside Glenham, and has spent years watching what Washington’s priorities do to rural South Dakota. This November, he says the choice couldn’t be clearer.
November 3rd is not a routine election. From Washington to Pierre, the decisions South Dakota Republicans make this fall will shape the direction of this state and this country for years to come. Chairman Eschenbaum makes the case for why every vote matters.
South Dakota Republicans gathered at our state convention and got to work — passing resolutions on child protection, food safety, energy independence, and election integrity. The grassroots spoke clearly. Now it’s time to carry that momentum into November.
The Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether AR-15-style rifles are protected under the Second Amendment — a ruling that could reshape gun laws nationwide. Here’s what’s at stake, and why South Dakota’s own record leaves little doubt where the state stands.
SDGOP passed a resolution last month backing AG Jackley’s pursuit of pandemic-response fraud; today’s Senate hearing shows exactly why state-level accountability cannot wait on Washington
Over the past few years, artificial intelligence has moved from an interesting technology experiment to something people interact with every day. Most of us have now used tools like ChatGPT or Claude to write emails, research topics, or generate ideas. But a new...
What the DNC’s Letter to South Dakota Is Really About The Democratic National Committee (DNC) sent a formal legal warning to South Dakota Secretary of State Monae Johnson on January 9, claiming the state could violate federal law by cleaning up its voter registration...
Originally published in the Dakota Scout, reproduced here permission of Mr. LaFollette Let me start with a confession: I’m a huge fan of artificial intelligence. I use ChatGPT daily. I teach informal classes on it. And after a career spent at the intersection of...
Every blue state subsidizes massive fraud (and some red states, too). Every American understands the implications of defrauding the taxpayer. The vast majority of people pay taxes – and complain bitterly about doing so, especially income and property taxes. To learn...
President Trump’s recent decision to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule I substance to Schedule III has generated significant public debate. While I do not believe Schedule III is the ideal classification—Schedule II would, in my view, be more appropriate—I...
