2,403 killed, another 1,000+ wounded. Today we remember Pearl Harbor, honoring the memories and sacrifices of Americans who died that day. Remember Dec. 7th.

The Treasury Department is celebrating Big Money’s success, but these numbers mean that regular people across the US are paying more for the same stuff. More debt for the US taxpayer to pay for. It’s Big Money vs. everyone else.

Teddy Roosevelt would be rolling in his grave seeing all these billion-dollar corporations in every industry merge to screw over regular folks for the sake of profit. We need to stop this.

Is anyone else tired of politicians from SD going national and giving us a bad rap? Here’s my promise to South Dakotans: If elected to the U.S. Senate, I’ll give us a real and honest voice in Washington that speaks up for what we actually stand for.

In the 60s, the CEO-to-worker ratio was about 20-to-1. Now, that ratio is out of control. Back when Elon was getting a *meager* $29 BILLION pay package, Tesla's CEO-to-Worker ratio was over 500,000-to-1. With his new TRILLION dollar package, that's a 34-fold increase.

Elon Musk can get a pay package worth a TRILLION dollars, but America can’t do anything for 125 million Americans living paycheck to paycheck. This is wrong. www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2...

I agree with Marjorie Taylor Greene on this: “Corporate and global interests remain Washington sweethearts.” You can tell by looking at Mike Rounds’ campaign contributions. We need to change that.

As an Independent Senator, I'd fight for working families tooth & nail. They're facing rising grocery bills, insurance premiums, and housing costs. If politicians aren't making sure folks are healthy so they can feed & house themselves, what are they doing?

The American dream keeps drifting further away. The average age for first-time homeowners is now 40. That's an all time high & a blaring alarm that our system is broken. Working people deserve a fair shot at stability, not a lifetime spent chasing it.

Today we honor the brave Americans who served our country. Their courage, sacrifice, & dedication have protected our liberties since 1776. Thank you to all veterans past & present for your service. I am proud to have stood with you in defense of our republic. #VeteransDay

Actions speak louder than words. SD ranchers are waiting for Big Money Mike Rounds to stop "advising" on Argentinian beef imports & actually do something. It's only words until we see the follow-through.

Corporate money ruins politics for regular folks. Elections should be decided by whoever has ideas the voters like best, not whoever has the richest backers. As South Dakota's Independent Senator, I would fight to push Big Money out of politics.

When it's billionaire tax cuts, Mike Rounds is all too eager to ignore the impact on regular taxpayers, but when it's helping his SD constituents afford healthcare, he won't even come to the table to talk. Who is he actually working for?

We could afford ACA tax credits AND support American beef ranchers with the billions of dollars going to Argentina, but that doesn’t serve Big Money’s interests. As South Dakota’s Independent Senator, I’d stand up for the little guy and ACTUALLY look out for Americans.

Rapid City’s“No Kings” protest showed exactly why I’m running for Senate as an Independent. Folks from all backgrounds came together for the principles of our republic’s Constitution: rule of law, popular sovereignty, & liberty. People come first, not partisan elites.

I had a great time on @AmericanMuck, where we talked about why I'm running for US Senate and how I will give South Dakotans a real voice in Washington as their Independent Senator. Give it a listen!

This fight isn't left vs right. It's Big Money vs the little guys. While working families are struggling, the top 0.1% saw their wealth nearly double since the pandemic to over $23 TRILLION.

South Dakotans know hard work. We are tired of politicians telling us to push through the hard times while corporations at the top continue to profit. We are tired of bailouts for other countries while our agriculture markets dissolve. This economy is failing us today.

The U.S. economy has its weakest job growth since 2010. Job openings are down, prices are up. Millions are unemployed. We need Senators that advocate for regular people, not the ultra-rich and powerful.

While it's still Native Americans' Day, I also wanted to share this: The 1890 Wounded Knee Massacre was just that: a massacre. Attempting to overwrite it as a "battle" as the DoD did last month is ahistorical and disrespectful to South Dakotans.

Today we celebrate the cultures & contributions of Native peoples, while reflecting on the unjust legacy of displacement & assimilation. Let's continue to teach and learn that history. Happy Native Americans' Day, South Dakota.

It is no secret that Washington doesn't work for working people. Why would we send Mike Rounds back to Washington for another six years when he helped create this mess in the first place.

Politicians have put parties ahead of people for far too long now. Our elected leaders can't even do their basic job to keep the government open. SD deserves better. I pledge to always put people ahead of partisanship.

If Mike Rounds lets ACA tax credits expire, the best case scenario is that out-of-pocket costs for South Dakotan families will more than double. That will crush working families, not to mention everyone else who will be squeezed out of healthcare.

Insurers are already warning families: without ACA credits, healthcare premiums could nearly double in 2026. While Washington can't get its head on straight, millions of American families will lose coverage.

The job market is limping along, our farmers can't sell their produce, & grocery bills keep climbing. SD's Senators haven't done anything to solve the problem b/c they care more about toeing the party line. I care about serving South Dakotans, not party politics.

20 million Americans depend on ACA premium tax credits. If Mike Rounds allows them to expire, health care premiums will skyrocket for South Dakotans.

Since 2021, we've known that these ACA provisions expire December 2025. Only in Washington would you wait four years until the last minute, and then object to fixing the problem by claiming you haven't had enough time to work on it. Four years isn't enough?

This is what happens when you give control of the Pentagon to a weekend TV host with zero management experience. This guy has no business being either the Secretary of Defense or War.

Let me get this straight: We give $20 BILLION of our hard earned tax dollars to bail out Argentina, then China buys Argentinian soybeans at above market price while our farmers’ harvests rot in the fields. When will Mike Rounds stand up for South Dakota farmers?

The Hatch Act prohibits use of federal resources for partisan political activity. This & similar messages from federal agencies are clear violations. Where is Mike Rounds? If he doesn't care about the rule of law, what else is he willing to ignore?

Both SD Senators watched tariffs hurt our farmers in 2018, but they are still silent as it happens again. These politicians have left S Dakotans behind. That's why I'm stepping up as an Independent candidate for U.S. Senate.

Senator Mike Rounds supports a Comey prosecution for "accountability" but opposes releasing the Epstein Files b/c "This is not the right way to do it." What is the right way to do it Mike? Why the hypocrisy as you ignore everything South Dakotans care about?

Premiums for healthcare plans in the Affordable Care Act are projected to rise $700 on average next year. Families are already stretched thin by rising grocery and housing costs, all while insurers keep posting record profits.

Grocery prices have seen their biggest month-to-month jump since 2022. Coffee is up 21% year-over-year. Beef is up almost 14%. Families can't afford it. Regular folks playing by the rules are struggling while corporate interests buy our politicians and continue to profit.

Bailing out SD farmers with tariff funds that screwed over those farmers in the first place isn’t just robbing Peter to pay Paul, it’s robbing Paul to pay himself. Mike Rounds let them (and the rest of us) get ripped off.

Actions speak louder than words. This Administration and Congress talk a big game about helping working people, but regular folks aren't seeing it. This government is creating an economy that only benefits CEOs and billionaires.

Society must favor work over wealth to maximize productivity and prosperity for all. America did that in the post WWII era (when it was great) but we’ve been going in the opposite direction for decades as the tax code reflects.

The same people who want to give billionaires more tax breaks next year are trying to hollow out IRS funding this year. Do you think it's a coincidence that restored IRS funding recently allowed the agency to recover $1 BILLION from wealthy tax cheats? Fund the IRS.

Big Business poured $425 MILLION into the election. Most of it went to candidates who promised to keep their taxes low. Many of these industries are set to receive billions apiece in yearly tax cuts if Trump renews his tax scam. This is how big money rigs the system.

Confirmation power is vested exclusively with the Senate so the House has no input. Its one of those pesky checks & balances. The Speaker of the House conspiring with the executive to undermine the Senate's power may be the first constitutional guardrail to break. thehill.com/homenews/499...