Diana MIller and Jake Hanes on Public Television tonight

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Diana Miller of No-on-E and Jake Hanes of the Amendment E crew go toe to toe at the public television debate tonight. Go watch the whole thing at SDPB.org as soon as it's posted.

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Anonymous said…
If Diana Miller's against, I'm for it.
11:33 PM
Anonymous said…
If Diana Miller is the best they can come up with, whoa baby, No WONDER they're nervous!
12:38 AM
Anonymous said…
It's kinda weird.

Every time Diana Miller appears on TV my dog throws up.
12:57 AM
Anonymous said…
I seldom agree with her, but Diana's right on this one.
12:58 AM
Anonymous said…
I think Diana is great. It is very difficult to debate a complete moron like Jake Hanes. It is even harder to debate someone when they are not being truthful or tell only half the story.
The Amendment E supporters have changed their story over and over. If you want to give the criminals all the rights....vote yes on Amendment E.
7:24 AM
Anonymous said…
Please note that Ms Miller spells Dianna with two 'n's. I am glad Dianna is using her skills and energy to chase after this goofy bunch. Has our beloved ballot initiative process been coopted by loons? I say vote no on E and then drive the proponents back to their secure compounds where black helicopters can maintain a secret vigil.
3:09 PM
Anonymous said…
And aside from horrendous spelling, we're still waiting for an example of a case that could be taken in front of the JAIL jury...
7:22 AM
Anonymous said…
Hmmm. Does MJB stand for Moron Just B****ing.

While I doubt this Moron Just B*****ing can read, (it does explain the use of initials), Moron Just B****ing can go to either websites, below:

www.southdakotagov.info

or

www.AmendmentE.com

That said, has Moron Just B****ing just awakened from a coma? Both websites have been up for a long time.

Which sparks another question.

If Moron Just B****ing can't read, Should a Moron Just B****ing be Allowed to vote?
8:49 AM
Anonymous said…
And the jury rests.

Apparently Anonymous (whose real initials are likely MW) can't come up with a real example, so he resorts to namecalling.

And from what I read on www.southdakotagov.info long ago, the only thing it seems to be an example of is a decade long campaign of stalking. And if the judge did anything, he's been far too lenient on ths guy.
12:05 PM
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