Rep. Kristi Noem (R-SD) speaking on President Barack Obama’s usurpation of the powers of congress and the people, and what Republicans believe in. Noem was speaking at the breakfast of the South Dakota GOP Convention in Rapid City on June 21, 2014.

Rep. Kristi Noem (R-SD) discusses what Barack Obama’s agenda has brought to America, and what it means to be a Republican. Noem was speaking at a breakfast at the South Dakota Republican Party Convention on June 21, 2014.

Rep. Kristi Noem (R-SD) spoke at the breakfast at the South Dakota Republican Party Convention in Rapid City this morning. These are some of Noem’s comments regarding the National Guard response to the tornado damage in Wessington Springs, South Dakota.

As the South Dakota Republican Party Convention rounded out its business, elections for party nominations for constitutional offices were held. Those offices were: South Dakota Secretary of State, Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer, Auditor, School & Public Lands, and Public Utilities Commission.

When the general assembly of the 2014 South Dakota GOP Convention came together this morning, recommendations from the Resolutions Committee were considered. Some of the resolutions considered dealt with the Keystone XL project, IRS abuses, Common Core, and the impeachment of President Barack Obama.

One of the more noteworthy resolutions presented to the general assembly of the South Dakota GOP Convention in Rapid City today by the Resolutions Committee was one on “Impeachment of President Obama.”

At the South Dakota GOP Convention in Rapid City this morning as resolutions were being considered, one was offered by the Resolutions Committee dealing with the IRS.

Some scenes from Day Three of the South Dakota GOP Convention in Rapid City. So far, we’ve only had the breakfast with special guest Rep. Kristi Noem (R-SD) and a quick county caucus with the Pennington County delegates, of which I am one.

Last week’s California superior court decision, striking down teacher tenure law in California public schools, and aspects of the law making it almost impossible to fire tenured teachers, is good news for everyone worried about America’s future. Everyone, except the teachers unions, seems to grasp that public education in America, particularly in low-income communities, suffers because of lack of competition.

If America would simply read the warnings from our forefathers, then she would not be made a fool of ill-designing men. Neither would our soldiers who die on the battlefield through unconstitutional wars. If this were not the case, then what did Kissinger mean when he said, “Military men are just dumb, stupid animals to be used as pawns in foreign policy”?