Trump stopped Noem from running in Earth hater Senate primary: report

Told you so. 

Recall that the late Jean Rounds pleaded with her husband not to run for the US Senate but Reich Mike Rounds knew he had to run to stall then-US Attorney for the District of South Dakota Brendan Johnson from opening an investigation of Rounds' role in Bendagate to the public.

Today, it's widely known that the relationship between former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Herr Rounds is primarily characterized by a long-standing, public political rivalry within the South Dakota's Earth hater party. While they have served together in various capacities for over a decade, their relationship has been marked by frequent snubbing and policy disagreements. Rounds even posted photos of a hemp harvest to intentionally counter Noem's opposition to industrial cannabis.

The title of “Special Envoy for the Shield of the Americas”—announced on March 5 by Trump, 79, as he publicly fired Noem from her role as DHS secretary—was effectively fabricated to ensure she missed the filing deadline for the South Dakota Senate race and would thus be unable to challenge incumbent Sen. Mike Rounds, according to multiple sources. [Trump Created Fake 'Shield' Job to Keep Noem Away From Senate Run]

Having Mrs. Noem act as a spoiler by running as an unaffiliated or third party candidate in November is not impossible.

Hansen backed by West River lawbreakers

Charles and Heather Maude, the West River lawbreakers just endorsed Jon Hansen for South Dakota's chief executive.

Recall that on January 6, 2021 the attack on the US Capitol was a climax of an anti-law enforcement movement emboldened by the 2014 Bundy standoff. So, it's hardly surprising that Earth haters like Cliven Bundy and Harriet Hageman are defending Charles and Heather Maude because they hate what they call the administrative state even as it benefits them. 

In South Dakota members of the law enforcement industry enjoy qualified immunity from prosecution for the often lethal offenses they commit in the line of duty so the violence they visit on suspects is usually dismissed as justified. 

The US Department of Agriculture's Forest Service Supervisor Jack Isaacs (now retired), Special Agent Travis Lunders and District Ranger Julie Wheeler received death threats just for doing their jobs then were thrown under the bus by the Trump Organization's agriculture secretary. Extremists are screaming that Agent Lunders came unannounced to the Maude ranch in 2024 in full tactical gear to serve the summons to appear in district court because the Maudes blew off civil remedies after breaking federal law. The Forest Service denies the agent was outfitted with "any tactical uniform, gear or assault weapons" even though it is widely known property owners in that part of South Dakota are militantly opposed to gubmint especially those of Democratic administrations but love all that subsidized crop and livestock insurance anyway. Heather Maude is a Wyoming native and her parents are Trump supporting Earth haters, too. 

The charges have been dropped but the case is not resolved after the Maudes allegedly stole access to public land by claiming it as their own then after being advised of their crime but flouted its repercussions because a Democrat was sitting in the White House. Blame lies with the State of South Dakota, Custer County and the lawyers who drafted the Maude Family Trust and neglected to order a survey. Maude Hog and Cattle has been providing product to Wall Meats which is heavily subsidized by the USDA and Charles Maude has received nearly $300,000 in ag subsidies since 1995.

Bialota v. Jackley

Don't forget that the SDGOP is broke and broken so if you are a South Dakota conservative with the fire in the belly who can get on the General Election ballot in 2026 and intends to run as an unaffiliated or third party candidate for any statewide office or for the legislature from your district I will support your efforts both with money and in print.

Is 100 million lost or missing from the SD pension fund??? Major whistleblower Alert for South Dakota. A South Dakota investment Council former employee came forward with a lot of evidence. The whistleblower complaint included the removing of trading safeguards. The State terminated the employee 30 min after reporting whistle blower protection laws to the boss. The state offered the whistleblower $72k to stay silent instead they came forward. Gunderson Palmer law firms Attorney appears to have recommended the whistleblower to take the money, yes that's where Jackley is/was a partner? State is in self protection mode and circling the wagons instead of opening investigations, the press has inquired and I am forwarding them everything. No more corruption no more corrupt establishment. Vote James Bialota For Congress fighting corruption now, no empty promises. It's time for congressional oversight. This is why James Bialota for Congress should be elected. #SouthDakota #Corruption #MissingMoney #100million #pension

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Canada-based Clean Nuclear Energy Corporation wants to drill through the water-bearing Inyan Kara Group on School and Public Lands property in Fall River County. The project is less than a mile from Craven Canyon where pictographs and rock art of the Lakota, Cheyenne, Mandan, Hidatsa, Ponca, eastern Dakota, and other Native American cultures are protected on the Black Hills National Forest.

The postponed Chord Project hearing is intended to determine the fate of a permit application by the subsidiary of Nexus Uranium Corp and was moved from Pierre to Hot Springs after requests from local commissioners and tribal organizers.

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