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Dan Ahlers is the man to unseat Mike Rounds
Monday, September 21, 2020
It is time for all Native Americans living in South Dakota to realize that we have the power. We have the vote. All we have to do is find a common goal and vote for it.
Natives are the fastest growing population in the state. How many of you turned 18 since the last election? If so, get down and register to vote now. This is probably the most important vote you will ever cast and if it is your very first vote that is so much better because you will then know that your vote will made a difference.
Everything from the environment to the Post Office has been under siege in the past four years and we are lucky that some members of Congress were able to stand up. Trump was impeached by Congress and yet his impeachment never happened because a Republican Senate refused to vote for it.
And now, 190,000 people have died because Trump was in office when he should have been impeached. All of the Republican senators who refused to impeach him are just as guilty of all of those deaths as Trump because they had the chance to remove him from office before all of this damage was done but chose not to.
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