1 of 1- teluog
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South Dakota, ready to fight the Biden administration
State Rep. Aaron Aylward, a republican from South Dakota, wants a new law giving his state the power to nullify executive orders from the Biden administration it decides are unconstitutional. The state has already vowed not to enforce any federal face mask mandates. Republican Governor Kristi Noem takes a hands-off approach to the pandemic and won't say if she believes Joe Biden won the election. I think South Dakota might need some federal aid pulled.
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Re: South Dakota, ready to fight the Biden administration
I agree pull federal aid...and see how they make out!
Aylward confirmed on Monday that he had tested positive for the coronavirus, days after he introduced a bill that aims to nullify President Joe Biden's orders on COVID-19 safety measures, among other things.
"I decided to go in after not feeling well Saturday night/Sunday morning. I plan on going back (to session) next Tuesday," he told local affiliate KELOLAND News in an email. He is the first state lawmaker to contract the disease this legislative cycle; several others contracted it last year.
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Re: South Dakota, ready to fight the Biden administration
teluog wrote:
State Rep. Aaron Aylward, a republican from South Dakota, wants a new law giving his state the power to nullify executive orders from the Biden administration it decides are unconstitutional. The state has already vowed not to enforce any federal face mask mandates. Republican Governor Kristi Noem takes a hands-off approach to the pandemic and won't say if she believes Joe Biden won the election. I think South Dakota might need some federal aid pulled.
South Dakota needs federal aid. They need to be compliant and wear the damn masks.
