January 17th 2012
BROOKINGS, SD - South Dakota Senator John Thune is touring the state this week before the Senate reconvenes on January 23. He's hosting several town hall-style meetings to discuss the economy and other issues with local residents. And Thune believes these meetings get to the root of democracy.
Dozens packed the Brookings Convention Center Monday afternoon for a rare chance to ask Senator Thune questions face-to-face.
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January 17th 2012
Sen. John Thune kicked off a series of town hall meetings Monday, with the first two in Watertown and Brookings.
They were the first of seven town halls that Thune is holding across the state. He has one scheduled for Wednesday in Sioux Falls. The events are open to the public, and Thune will take questions from the audience.
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December 14th 2011
WASHINGTON — South Dakota Sen. John Thune has been elected to the No. 3 spot in the U.S. Senate’s Republican leadership.
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November 30th 2011
Senator John Thune Conservationist
A longtime pheasant hunter, South Dakota Senator John Thune brings an outdoorsman's appreciation of nature to the senate floor. He co-chairs the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus--Congress's biggest and longest-standing group dedicated to interests of hunters and fishermen such as upholding second amendment rights, securing public hunting grounds, protecting fragile waters, and preserving wildlife habitats.
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January 17th 2012
BROOKINGS, SD - South Dakota Senator John Thune is touring the state this week before the Senate reconvenes on January 23. He's hosting several town hall-style meetings to discuss the economy and other issues with local residents. And Thune believes these meetings get to the root of democracy.
Dozens packed the Brookings Convention Center Monday afternoon for a rare chance to ask Senator Thune questions face-to-face.
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January 17th 2012
Sen. John Thune kicked off a series of town hall meetings Monday, with the first two in Watertown and Brookings.
They were the first of seven town halls that Thune is holding across the state. He has one scheduled for Wednesday in Sioux Falls. The events are open to the public, and Thune will take questions from the audience.
Read More
December 14th 2011
WASHINGTON — South Dakota Sen. John Thune has been elected to the No. 3 spot in the U.S. Senate’s Republican leadership.
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November 30th 2011
Senator John Thune Conservationist
A longtime pheasant hunter, South Dakota Senator John Thune brings an outdoorsman's appreciation of nature to the senate floor. He co-chairs the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus--Congress's biggest and longest-standing group dedicated to interests of hunters and fishermen such as upholding second amendment rights, securing public hunting grounds, protecting fragile waters, and preserving wildlife habitats.
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October 23rd 2010
Election Day is right around the corner, and we need your help! Please consider supporting our South Dakota Republican candidates by contributing your time, talents and resources.
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February 22nd 2011
For months now, my wife Kimberley and I have received encouragement
from family, friends, colleagues, and supporters from across South
Dakota and the country to run for the presidency of the United States.
We have appreciated hearing their concerns about where the country is
headed and their hopes for a new direction.
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October 27th 2010
Sioux Falls, South Dakota - The "Road to Restore South Dakota's Voice" Bus Tour schedule has been released. The tour features Congressional candidate Kristi Noem. Senator John Thune will be joining Kristi at various stops along the way.
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Saturday, May 22nd
From The Associated Press:
Zach Hoffman was confident his small business would qualify for a new tax cut in President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul law.
But when he ran the numbers, Hoffman discovered that his office furniture company wouldn’t get any assistance with the $79,200 it pays annually in premiums for its 24 employees. “It leaves [...]
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Saturday, May 1st
The Chief Actuary of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has issued a report on the
effects of the “Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act” along with the subsequent reconciliation
measure, which showed that Democrats’ health care takeover is anything but affordable.The Chief
Actuary warns that the two new laws will increase health care costs, raise [...]
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Friday, April 30th
Speaker Nancy Pelosi claimed that Democrats needed to pass their government takeover of health care so that the American people could find out its benefits “away from the fog of the controversy.” But one month after President Obama signed the measure into law, the American people have found new problems in the Democrat approach—leading to [...]
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Monday, April 12th
From The Hill:
Taxpayers earning less than $200,000 a year will pay roughly $3.9 billion more in taxes — in 2019 alone — because of healthcare reform, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation, Congress’ official scorekeeper for legislation.
The new law raises $15.2 billion over 10 years by limiting the medical expense deduction, a provision widely [...]
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