SDGOP will raise state pay to keep voters loyal

As South Dakota's climate science-denying governor prepares a speech on the state's drain circling wages for state workers appear to headed upward.

Lieutenant Governor Matt Michels says they know some upward adjustments are needed. Most state workers didn’t get a raise last year, and with increasing health insurance costs, may have gone backward. Michels says they are taking other steps that will help employees now, and in the future. Michels says finding more money for state workers is a priority.

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Former Avera lawyer Michels has been implicated in the coverup of Brady Folkens' death at state boot camp, STAR Academy.

Kinda makes you wanna puke, init?

How 65 county seats and their bureaucracies are either conservative or sustainable remains a mystery.