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Failed VP Nom Tim Walz Hard Passes On 2028 Run

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Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said Saturday that he is not planning to make a White House bid in 2028.See the Story

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Did Brookings pastor Kline have a stroke of luck? Health issue forced him to make lifestyle changes — The South Dakota Standard

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It’s about time. We all know it flies, but sometimes — like last Tuesday — it moves just a little bit faster than usual — The South Dakota Standard

“Ticking away the moments that make up a dull dayYou fritter and waste the hours in an off-hand wayKicking around on a piece of ground in your home townWaiting for someone or something to show you the way” — “Time” by Pink FloydDid you notice Tuesday moved a bit faster?Just a bit. A tiny, tiny, tiny bit.For the second time this year, the day was 1.4 millisecond shorter than normal. That is 0.001 of a second, so if you blinked, you missed. It. Th…Read Article

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S.D. Humorist Dorothy Rosby has a muse that mews, then finds out she’s allergic to cats - and she’s not kitten around — The South Dakota Standard

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Tourist season is taking a big hit this year, locally and nationally. Industry pros say it’s all about Trump and his policies. — The South Dakota Standard

This morning I was scanning June sales tax receipts for the tourist-dependent towns in the Black Hills and saw a sharp falloff in taxable sales from June of last year. Here’s a rundown:Custer +0.65%Deadwood -12.24%Hill City -12.03%Keystone -6.49%Lead -10.08%With the exception of Custer, which barely held its own, these are discouraging numbers. If there’s an upside to a performance like this, western South Dakota tourist operators know tha…Trump Administration · Custer Read Article

Due to health issues, I'll be away from the South Dakota Standard for a few days. John Tsitrian, co-publisher and -editor — The South Dakota Standard

Hoping to return shortly. JohnSouth Dakota · South Dakota Read Article

Do the political biases of financial planners shape their advice? It’s possible. Markets can be viewed through partisan lenses. — The South Dakota Standard

Last week’s column focused on the challenge for financial advisors, in our current divided and chaotic political landscape, to provide accurate economic information even when it may not align with a client’s political biases. Now, let’s look at that same dilemma from the client’s perspective. How can you be sure the information and recommendations your advisor offers you are not biased by their political views?This is not an abstract concern. Fi…Stock Markets · Rapid City Read Article

Despite not winning a statewide race since 2008, South Dakota Democractic Party leaders feel optimistic — The South Dakota Standard

Part 2 of 2.South Dakota Democrats haven’t had a lot of reasons to smile in more than a decade.They last won a statewide election in 2008, when Sen. Tim Johnson and Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin were re-elected. Since then, nothing but losses, and most of them in noncompetitive races.But the past isn’t always prologue to the future. Things can and do change.That’s why about 1,000 people were in a good mood at the Sioux Falls Convention Center f…Sioux Falls · Sioux Falls Read Article

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, 2024 Democratic VP candidate, says Democrats need a winner in '28 ... but it won’t be me — The South Dakota Standard

Part 1 of 2(Editor’s note: Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz discussed numerous issues, including the 2024 and 2028 presidential campaigns, in an exclusive interview with Tom Lawrence of The South Dakota Standard.Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says the Democrats need a strong candidate to win back the White House in 2028.Walz, the 2024 Democratic vice-presidential candidate, said he is willing to campaign across the country, make speeches and boost the odds of a…Tim Walz · Mankato Read Article

Other leaders have seized power. Consider India’s 1975 “constitutional dictatorship.” How can we prevent it here? — The South Dakota Standard

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To cease and desist or not to cease and desist, that is the question. Same goes for other government-ordered directives. — The South Dakota Standard

Are cease and desist orders, court orders and injunctions there for the disregarding?For this argument, I will call failure to comply with government directives an ill-mannered contempt for the law. Is this a new trend in American society? Is what I think as thumbing one’s nose nothing more than good legal strategy? Let us review government cease-and-desist directives to begin answering these questions.The reader will understand a cease-and-desi…South Dakota · South Dakota Read Article

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Failed VP Nom Tim Walz Hard Passes On 2028 Run

Did Brookings pastor Kline have a stroke of luck? Health issue forced him to make lifestyle changes — The South Dakota Standard

It’s about time. We all know it flies, but sometimes — like last Tuesday — it moves just a little bit faster than usual — The South Dakota Standard

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Failed VP Nom Tim Walz Hard Passes On 2028 Run

S.D. Humorist Dorothy Rosby has a muse that mews, then finds out she’s allergic to cats - and she’s not kitten around — The South Dakota Standard

Tourist season is taking a big hit this year, locally and nationally. Industry pros say it’s all about Trump and his policies. — The South Dakota Standard

Due to health issues, I'll be away from the South Dakota Standard for a few days. John Tsitrian, co-publisher and -editor — The South Dakota Standard

Do the political biases of financial planners shape their advice? It’s possible. Markets can be viewed through partisan lenses. — The South Dakota Standard

Despite not winning a statewide race since 2008, South Dakota Democractic Party leaders feel optimistic — The South Dakota Standard

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, 2024 Democratic VP candidate, says Democrats need a winner in '28 ... but it won’t be me — The South Dakota Standard

Other leaders have seized power. Consider India’s 1975 “constitutional dictatorship.” How can we prevent it here? — The South Dakota Standard

To cease and desist or not to cease and desist, that is the question. Same goes for other government-ordered directives. — The South Dakota Standard

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S.D. Humorist Dorothy Rosby has a muse that mews, then finds out she’s allergic to cats - and she’s not kitten around — The South Dakota Standard

Tourist season is taking a big hit this year, locally and nationally. Industry pros say it’s all about Trump and his policies. — The South Dakota Standard

Due to health issues, I'll be away from the South Dakota Standard for a few days. John Tsitrian, co-publisher and -editor — The South Dakota Standard

Do the political biases of financial planners shape their advice? It’s possible. Markets can be viewed through partisan lenses. — The South Dakota Standard

Despite not winning a statewide race since 2008, South Dakota Democractic Party leaders feel optimistic — The South Dakota Standard

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, 2024 Democratic VP candidate, says Democrats need a winner in '28 ... but it won’t be me — The South Dakota Standard

Other leaders have seized power. Consider India’s 1975 “constitutional dictatorship.” How can we prevent it here? — The South Dakota Standard

To cease and desist or not to cease and desist, that is the question. Same goes for other government-ordered directives. — The South Dakota Standard