Sandy Jerstad for District 12 Senate Ad

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She's running against Bill Earley. And now she has an ad on TV. In this ad, Sandy Jerstad talks about how she'll bring teamwork to Pierre.

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Anonymous said…
Sandy Jerstad forgot to mention that she also supports the killing of the potential students she leads and teaches when they are most vulnerable, in the womb.
7:22 PM
Anonymous said…
Right, because the only issue that matters in the world is abortion, abortion, abortion, abortion.
7:38 PM
Anonymous said…
Come on people! This one is easy!!!

Bill Early is such a better choice!!!!!

He is a wonderful person and a great Senator for District 12 and the state.
7:55 PM
Anonymous said…
Yeah...that Sandy Jerstad is awful, what with her life of service to the community and all.
8:02 PM
Anonymous said…
When is everyone going to wake up and realize that abortion is the only thing that matters.

Education doesn't matter as long as we're killing potential students.

Agriculture doesn't matter as long as we're killing potential farmers.

Health Care doesn't matter as long as we're killing potential doctors and nurses.

It's all abortion, baby!
8:30 PM
Anonymous said…
Bill Earley spreads vicious lies about Sandy. I don't consider that a 'wonderful person'. I have heard from a considerable amount of SF residents of Bill's tactics.
8:33 PM
Anonymous said…
Wasn't there a story on here a few months ago, something about her at Augie and being a feminist ant-Christian bigot? Please refresh our memories PP. Or am I confusing her with someone else?
8:34 PM
PP said…
I don't recall that. I've never heard that said of her, either.
8:51 PM
Anonymous said…
There isn't a woman in Sioux Falls who is more dedicated to serving her community and her church than Sandy Jerstad. For someone to suggest otherwise is outright lying. It wouldn't surprise me if it's Bill Earley saying that given the things I've heard he's been pulling in this race.
9:17 PM
Anonymous said…
what is Earley pulling?

please enlighten us...

is Jerstad the billionaire?
11:43 PM
Anonymous said…
Chad,
You should lay off the kool-aid, man.
9:33 AM
Anonymous said…
Yeah, lets just run the state "like sports".

One team bashing the other.

Go Fight Win!
2:35 PM
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