Watching citizens get involved in policy is one of my greatest sources of inspiration. I’ve met Amy Pratt, who was featured in the Post Register for her amazing work with Medicaid Expansion — as well as her subsequent illness due to a Read More
Everyone likes to point to a roaring stock market as a sign of a great economy. It’s one of the easiest measures to look at and say, “See, these companies are doing great.” Unfortunately, when it comes to the economy for everyday Read More
The holidays mean something different for each of us. For some, a time of great joy, for others, a time to get through and for those facing hunger and homelessness, a time of unmistakable contrast — those with so much and those Read More
One of the most common questions I get is this one: What do Democrats value? Well, first of all, we’re people. So, we all prioritize and value different things. In fact, as I’ve said in the past, the fact that we have Read More
Due to some vacancies coming up in the Central Committee’s officer positions, there will be a special election at the regular meeting on November 19, 2018. If you want to be an officer, you DON’T need to be a precinct captain. That’s Read More
When I walked into my first-grade classroom in the 1st through 12th-grade school building in my rural South Dakota home town, I joined in a game of finding our assigned seats by reading our names printed on the paper name tent on Read More
