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More thoughts on Nesselhuf's reply
1) Mr. Blake made it sound as if Nesselhuf actually had an active role in the USD money. He had absolutely nothing to do with the bill, other than voting for it like every other senator
2) Mr. Blake said that Nesselhuf is the first Senator from Clay County in 100 years to hold a Senatorial leadership. That is about as much of a stretch as possible. There is absolutely no statute or Senate rule mentioning a "Caucus Chairman." It is a title made up by the Democrats to make him sound important. If he were something like majority or minority leader, whip, or president pro tempore, he would be a Senate leader. But he isn't any of those.
-Matt Hittle
Posted at 05:27PM Sep 24, 2008 by College Republicans in University of South Dakota | Comments[1]
The comment that was made on this post was made with a pseudonym. This blog has a no-pseudonym policy, so it has been deleted.
Good thing, it was wrong anyway.
Posted by Matt Hittle on September 26, 2008 at 08:56 AM CDT #