Kristi Noem

I did. I talked about why America needs conservatives. And it's a belief system that this country was founded on that we believe and that we want to protect because it really is what has given us the opportunity to be successful and the most exceptional nation in the world for hundreds of years. The left has gotten extremely far out there.

I tell people all the time that I knew I served with extremists when I was in Congress. What's changed the last couple of years is they're so proud of it. They're so boldly declaring their embracement of socialism and communist principles and values that that is a dramatic shift that we've seen in the last few years.

I tell people all the time that I knew I served with extremists when I was in Congress. What's changed the last couple of years is they're so proud of it. They're so boldly declaring their embracement of socialism and communist principles and values that that is a dramatic shift that we've seen in the last few years.

I tell people all the time that I knew I served with extremists when I was in Congress. What's changed the last couple of years is they're so proud of it. They're so boldly declaring their embracement of socialism and communist principles and values that that is a dramatic shift that we've seen in the last few years.

And that's why Republicans are united around the conservative message and will continue to defend our history. Our leaders that led us through challenging times, they had flaws, but they also did incredible things for us and our children and grandchildren, and that we need to continue to talk about the value that that applies to today's culture and our government as well.

And that's why Republicans are united around the conservative message and will continue to defend our history. Our leaders that led us through challenging times, they had flaws, but they also did incredible things for us and our children and grandchildren, and that we need to continue to talk about the value that that applies to today's culture and our government as well.

And that's why Republicans are united around the conservative message and will continue to defend our history. Our leaders that led us through challenging times, they had flaws, but they also did incredible things for us and our children and grandchildren, and that we need to continue to talk about the value that that applies to today's culture and our government as well.

There's a very specific reason that our founders gave the federal government very limited powers. They wanted the vast majority of the power to remain with the states and with the people. And we're going to have to continue to educate folks on why that is important and then show to them that it really does work and create a better situation for their families.

There's a very specific reason that our founders gave the federal government very limited powers. They wanted the vast majority of the power to remain with the states and with the people. And we're going to have to continue to educate folks on why that is important and then show to them that it really does work and create a better situation for their families.

There's a very specific reason that our founders gave the federal government very limited powers. They wanted the vast majority of the power to remain with the states and with the people. And we're going to have to continue to educate folks on why that is important and then show to them that it really does work and create a better situation for their families.

That's what we did here in South Dakota. We've talked for years in this state about our conservative values. We put them into place this year and we're showing that it really does work and it really is the best path to success.

That's what we did here in South Dakota. We've talked for years in this state about our conservative values. We put them into place this year and we're showing that it really does work and it really is the best path to success.

That's what we did here in South Dakota. We've talked for years in this state about our conservative values. We put them into place this year and we're showing that it really does work and it really is the best path to success.

It's a powerful statement. I love that opinion that he brought forward just because it's so, it's the clarity that we need in this country right now of what was guaranteed, um, by us in the United States of America. So I, those decisions were very, very important.

It's a powerful statement. I love that opinion that he brought forward just because it's so, it's the clarity that we need in this country right now of what was guaranteed, um, by us in the United States of America. So I, those decisions were very, very important.

It's a powerful statement. I love that opinion that he brought forward just because it's so, it's the clarity that we need in this country right now of what was guaranteed, um, by us in the United States of America. So I, those decisions were very, very important.

And we have a lot of people that get confused about the role of faith and government and government and faith and schools and how that interaction happens. And in fact, even in South Dakota this year, I brought a bill that would have put a moment of silence into a school day. It would have been a moment every day where a student had an opportunity to have either a prayer if they wanted to, um,

And we have a lot of people that get confused about the role of faith and government and government and faith and schools and how that interaction happens. And in fact, even in South Dakota this year, I brought a bill that would have put a moment of silence into a school day. It would have been a moment every day where a student had an opportunity to have either a prayer if they wanted to, um,

And we have a lot of people that get confused about the role of faith and government and government and faith and schools and how that interaction happens. And in fact, even in South Dakota this year, I brought a bill that would have put a moment of silence into a school day. It would have been a moment every day where a student had an opportunity to have either a prayer if they wanted to, um,

pray to whoever they would like to, or a moment of silence or just a quiet time. But it was to clearly draw a line in the sand that praying is allowed in our schools, that it is facilitated, that every teacher, every administrator, every person in the state would know that that is something that you have a right to do. And it was killed by Republicans.