No-on-E campaign begins to ramp up
A group of J.A.I.L. breakers are starting to gear up and there's a few people who should start to sweat over this.
The No-On-E campaign, who's website will be at NO-ON-E.COM, has just fired their first salvo back at the Judicial Accountability Act and it's a doozy. I just got done watching their 10 minute DVD which has gone to out many local Government officials across South Dakota, and I predict it's going to be a devastating injury to the Amendment E supporters.
It does a great job of pointing out the wackiness of the California proponents of the measure, as well as provide the Public TV coverage of Bill Stegmeier's testimony (or lack thereof) on the resolution condemning Amendment E during this last legislative session.
Senator Lee Schoenbeck gets some good screen time questioning Stegmeier as to when he planned on being prepared to discuss Amendment E since he's the one who got it on the ballot. Bill looked more sheepish at that moment, despite all the fierce talk coming about the refusal to discuss it after the fact.
I wish they could broadcast the whole ten minutes so everyone in South Dakota can have the opportunity to watch it before they consider whether or not they are going to vote for it. Legislators and businessmen take a moment to discuss how it's going to damage not only our legal system, but will cripple our economy. Dana Dykhouse talks about how banks depend on the rule of law and a stable legal envoronment in determining the cost of credit. And JAIL would send it all into chaos.
The Video is excellent stuff, and it's soon coming to a city near you.
The No-On-E campaign, who's website will be at NO-ON-E.COM, has just fired their first salvo back at the Judicial Accountability Act and it's a doozy. I just got done watching their 10 minute DVD which has gone to out many local Government officials across South Dakota, and I predict it's going to be a devastating injury to the Amendment E supporters.
It does a great job of pointing out the wackiness of the California proponents of the measure, as well as provide the Public TV coverage of Bill Stegmeier's testimony (or lack thereof) on the resolution condemning Amendment E during this last legislative session.
Senator Lee Schoenbeck gets some good screen time questioning Stegmeier as to when he planned on being prepared to discuss Amendment E since he's the one who got it on the ballot. Bill looked more sheepish at that moment, despite all the fierce talk coming about the refusal to discuss it after the fact.
I wish they could broadcast the whole ten minutes so everyone in South Dakota can have the opportunity to watch it before they consider whether or not they are going to vote for it. Legislators and businessmen take a moment to discuss how it's going to damage not only our legal system, but will cripple our economy. Dana Dykhouse talks about how banks depend on the rule of law and a stable legal envoronment in determining the cost of credit. And JAIL would send it all into chaos.
The Video is excellent stuff, and it's soon coming to a city near you.
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I would think their website will have the video.