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South Dakota is the 14th state to introduce it’s version of the eligibility bill. It was introduced by State Representative Manny Steele and 14 other state representatives and 5 state senators. It was sent to the Judiciary committee and deferred to the 41st legislative day.Liberals call the bill “Orly Taitz bidding”. Wait guys, pretty soon you will get Orly Taitz beating, too (as in black belt in TKD)

Posted on | February 8, 2011 | 3 Comments

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Liberal media for Lake Herman, Madison, and the great state of South Dakota

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The South Dakota Legislature killed all sorts of bills yesterday. Among the big No‘s:

The full House killed HB 1152, which would have required drug testing for TANF recipients. Rep. Steve Hickey (R-9/Sioux Falls) gave a pretty good speech on why he was voting for the bill, but the majority was not with him. I think legislators were just nervous that someone would move to amend to include mandatory drug-testing for legislators.

Pinch that penny: House State Affairs beat back HB 1222, which would have tacked an extra penny on the sales tax for seven months to fund education. Governor Daugaard is winning his game of budget chicken: the Legislature seems to lack the political will to pass any significant tax increase.

House State Affairs killed one of Rep. Lora Hubbel’s (R-11/Sioux Falls) monstrosities, HB 1166, which would have created a rinky-dink system of oversight and appeal to hinder the creation of conservation easements. Hooray for individual property rights over Hubbel’s anti-green nanny-statism!

House Judiciary killed the similarly worded and even more restrictive HB 1195, which would have subjected any conservation easement to county review. Prime sponsor Rep. Lance Russell (R-30/Hot Springs) had the good sense to amend the bill to remove the Legislature from the appeals process and send appeals to circuit court, where they belong. Rep. Russell also added language allowing counties to establish a maximum percentage of land that can be placed in easements. But finally Judiciary had enough and sent HB 1195 to the 41st day. Only Reps. Don Kopp and Stace Nelson voted with Russell for the bill—and Stace! Come on! I thought you were all about individual property rights!

House Education killed HB 1170, which would have required all public and non-public schools to teach the Declaration of Independence, the Emancipation Proclamation, the Gettysburg Address, substantive selections from the Federalist Papers, and President George Washington’s farewell address. I guess they’re serious about not imposing any history standards. Expect the committee to nuke HB 1211, which directs the Department of Education to develop curriculum on the history of organized labor and collective bargaining.

Rep. Manny Steele (R-12/Sioux Falls) got nowhere with his effort to do Orly Taitz’s bidding. Steele’s HB 1199 was an attempt to subvert the Fourteenth Amendment. House Judiciary wisely said no… but Steele still won enough votes to make me queasy.

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3 Responses to “South Dakota is the 14th state to introduce it’s version of the eligibility bill. It was introduced by State Representative Manny Steele and 14 other state representatives and 5 state senators. It was sent to the Judiciary committee and deferred to the 41st legislative day.Liberals call the bill “Orly Taitz bidding”. Wait guys, pretty soon you will get Orly Taitz beating, too (as in black belt in TKD)”

  1. John
    February 8th, 2011 @ 8:07 am

    State representatives (like members of Congress) are always willing to vote for a bill they know won’t pass, in order to curry favor with the bill’s supporters.
    I’m confused by your playful threat, Orly. I understand that you hold a black-belt in Tae Kwan Do, but wouldn’t that be TKD, not TWD?
    Anyway, thanks for the opportunity to see that great picture of you again.

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  3. caheidelberger
    February 10th, 2011 @ 3:37 pm

    O.K., really, people: if you’re going to threaten me with a tae kwon do beating, you could at least extend me the courtesy of posting my comments. What do you fear, grasshopper?

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