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Health care puts Herseth Sandlin in unfamiliar squeeze
The political world for South Dakota Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin might be a lonely place these days.
Health care bill helps older South Dakotans
America is at an historic juncture. The passage of the Affordable Health Care for America Act in the U.S. House of Representatives put us one step closer to achieving affordable health care choices for every South Dakotan.
'Clunkers' keeps guzzlers on road
Across America, people bought Toyota Corollas and Honda Civics more than any other vehicles during last summer's popular Cash for Clunkers program.
Congresswoman Getting Briefed On Afghanistan
As President Barack Obama apparently is on the verge of a decision on the war in Afghanistan, U.S. Rep.
Letters: The hoax of global warming
Not every official has bought into former vice president Al Gore's money-making global-warming hoax.
American Coalition for Ethanol Elects New Officers
The American Coalition for Ethanol has elected new officers for the upcoming year.
Howard a hot spot in jobs debate
This eastern South Dakota community is humming even before the autumn sun rises.
Chamber supports developing clean energy
A My Voice column by Zachary Keith in the Oct. 24 Argus Leader unfortunately left the impression that the U.S. Chamber of Commerce does not support the development of clean-energy technologies.
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Latest South Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment: SUPERINTENDENT- Flu DEATH Ethan superintendent succumbs to swine flu SIOUX FALLS, S.D. South Dakota's 14th reported death from swine flu was 49-year-old Terry Mathis, the superintendent of schools in Ethan.
'I'm on your side,' Obama tells tribes
Telling Native American leaders, "I'm on your side," President Obama issued an order Thursday instructing federal agencies to do a better job of consulting with tribes on numerous policies affecting Indian Country.
SD Republicans Aim at Democratic Congresswoman
Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin listens to Aberdeen residents Saturday on a tour of the flooded area.
Herseth Sandlin: Health care bill 'not the right answer for South Dakota'
U.S. Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin said she can't support a historic health care bill now before the House, she said moments ago.
Pelosi's Victory, and Other Election News
THE SCRAPBOOK is pleased to see so many national Democratic leaders whistling a happy tune after last Tuesday's elections.
Abortion threatens House health care bill
Abortion isn't the bill's only problem. In interviews with nearly 60 House Democrats considered swing votes on health care, CNN found that Pelosi and other leaders have little margin for error in trying to find 218 votes to pass a bill.
Public relations, press release distribution, investor relations, SEC filing
The stimulus bill signed into law today... WASHINGTON-- --The Council for Citizens Against Government Waste , the nation's premier taxpayer watchdog lobbying group, today urges Rep.
Clock ticking on health care vote
As Congress prepares for a historic vote on health care reform as early as Saturday, U.S. Rep.
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Message for 2010: Voters want jobs and competence, not political bickering
Voters' memo to politicians: We're angry and fearful, mostly about jobs and the economy.
SD Rep: White House Addressing Native American Issues
Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin says the White House is demonstrating a renewed commitment to addressing the chronic problems plaguing Indian Country.
This weekend's vote poses a defining moment for Blue Dogs
Blue Dog Democrats face a dilemma this weekend: Should they oppose legislation they believe is flawed, or move the bill out of the House in the hopes of it changing in conference? That core question was on the minds of many of the 52 fiscally conservative Democrats after a meeting Tuesday with Douglas Elmendorf, the director of the Congressional ...
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