My kids and I did the Crazy Horse Volksmarch today at Crazy Horse Memorial near Custer, South Dakota. I heard that 10,000 people were expected for this year’s annual Crazy Horse Volksmarch, and by the look of traffic when we got there and on the trail, I could see that number attending easily.

This is yet another great choice for South Dakota Republicans who want a candidate they can rely on to uphold Republican values: Steve Sibson of Mitchell. If you’re in South Dakota District 20 and you vote for Steve Sibson in the Republican primary, you’ll know what you’re getting-and it won’t change when he gets to Pierre (as a legislator, this time).

In the war the GOP RINO establishment has declared on core Republican values and those who consider them important, we’ve seen lots of examples of the kind of Republicans we don’t need in state government. I recently showed you some Republican candidates who can be relied on to champion Republican values. Now here’s another.

This is the latest mailing going out to educate the voters as to what “Republicans” in South Dakota are doing to their own party’s values, and to the freedom of South Dakotans. This card examines South Dakota Senator Deb Peters’ values with regard to her facilitation of ObamaCare in South Dakota. I think Gov. Daugaard and his fellow RINOs counted on conservatives to do what we’ve done for too long: sit quietly and just take it. In the words of Ronald Reagan, “He counted wrong.”

As you may know, “Republican” Governor Dennis Daugaard recently upped the ante in the war the RINO GOP establishment has declared on the Republican base and those who consider Republican values important. If you disagree with what the governor has done, there is something simple you can do to send a message to the governor that you are not pleased.

A wedding took place in the White House, JUNE 2, 1886. One of three Presidents to marry in office and the only President to wed on White House grounds, Grover Cleveland married Frances Folsom, and together they had five children. Cleveland, both the 22nd and 24th President, stated in his 2nd Inaugural, March 4, 1893: “Above all, I know there is a Supreme Being who rules the affairs of men and whose goodness and mercy have always followed the American people, and I know He will not turn from us now if we humbly and reverently seek His powerful aid.”

Do House Republicans risk being branded as extremist and out of touch by bringing abortion back into the national spotlight when supposedly the economy is all Americans care about today? New Gallup polling shows that bringing abortion back into the national debate may not be a bad political call for Republicans. It is societies that respect both life and property, societies in which the mystery of life is revered and respected, that nurture a culture of personal responsibility that make a free and prosperous nation possible.