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Kaley Nolz

@KaleyNolz

Catholic | SD District 20 House Rep | Small Business Owner | Rancher’s Daughter |

South Dakota, USA Katılım Şubat 2024
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Amanda Radke
Amanda Radke@RadkeAmanda·
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Scott Odenbach
Scott Odenbach@ScottOdenbach·
The chief end of a state is not economic development. It is to preserve and defend a system of well-ordered liberty within which free people make market-based decisions on how best to live their lives.
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Amanda Radke
Amanda Radke@RadkeAmanda·
Words matter. I’ve watched legislators have heated debates over the word “may” vs. “must” in a bill. Why? Because the definition of each word is important, and even the tiniest detail can change the direction of a bill. That’s why I’m so concerned about H.R. 4135 - a bill to “encourage States to participate with the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council's online dashboard for certain covered projects.” See my original video about the bill here: facebook.com/share/r/15uTbp… When questions were raised to bill sponsor Congressman Dusty Johnson, it was so disappointing to see how he immediately resorted to baseless attacks, name calling, and gaslighting. See Dusty’s response here: facebook.com/share/v/15hdTM… Quite frankly, this was shocking behavior unbecoming of an elected official who wants to be governor of South Dakota. But while Dusty accused us of being liars, fake news, and attention seekers, we’ve been busy pouring over this bill with a fine-tooth comb. Unfortunately, the devil is in the details on H.R. 4135, and the truth is carbon pipelines are absolutely included. South Dakota Senator @mark_lapka (R-Leola) has carefully prepared this white paper to help everyone understand the bill. The verifiable truth is within the language, and there’s only one outcome that South Dakota landowners can accept. Dusty MUST pull H.R. 4135! Please, contact him today with your concerns. South Dakotans have worked tirelessly to safeguard their land and legacy, and we will continue to stand in the gap to ensure our God-given, Constitutionally-protected private property rights remain intact. May God bless South Dakota! Amanda Radke South Dakota Cattle Rancher, Small Business Owner —— Read the bill here: congress.gov/bill/119th-con… URGENT: Contact Dusty today! Washington, D.C. Office (202) 225-2801 (855) 225-2801 Aberdeen District Office (605) 622-1060 Rapid City District Office (605) 646-6454 Sioux Falls District Office (605) 275-2868
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Breaking911
Breaking911@Breaking911·
TRUMP: “We will not allow a windmill to be built in the United States. They're killing us. They're killing the beauty of our scenery.” “It’s driving the whales loco.”
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Ron DeSantis
Ron DeSantis@GovRonDeSantis·
This represents overriding both the rights of states and private property owners to serve Biden’s Green New Deal. What the heck is going on up there?
Speaker Jon Hansen@SpeakerHansen

Property rights are under attack again. A House Energy and Commerce proposal for the budget reconciliation bill would override state laws that protect landowners’ private property rights from being taken by Green New Deal carbon sequestration pipeline companies. The proposal (in the photos below) blocks any state or local law that requires approval for a carbon pipeline’s location. By taking away our right to approve or disapprove a carbon pipeline’s location, our people’s God-given private property rights and the landowner protections we’ve fought hard to put in place are dismantled. It strips our state of the power to ensure that these projects follow the law and do not pose a serious risk to health or safety. It infringes on our constitutional right to self-governance. In South Dakota—and across the Midwest—our people have poured out their blood, sweat, and tears to defend private property rights. We’ve endured threats, intimidation, lawsuits, big money deceptive political campaigns, and a fake “landowner rights” bill drafted by carbon pipeline lobbyists that was really just a tool to take away local control. We’ve said NO to these companies and this project again and again. We’ve passed landmark laws protecting landowner rights. But apparently, “no” doesn’t mean “no” to them—and now it looks like politicians in Washington are trying to give them federal power to take what isn’t theirs, for a project the people do not want. The photo of the armed guard in the post below was taken on the land of a friend and fellow patriot who was made a prisoner on his own property—while a foreign-backed, out-of-state company brought armed guards to survey his land and force a dangerous carbon pipeline onto it. A pipeline he never wanted. That is not American freedom. And now, some in Washington, D.C. want to force that on us again.  Why? Because some politically connected company cut a check to their campaign? Because they’ve never met a snake oil salesman lobbyist they didn’t want to pour out your tax money to? Because they stand to rake in billions in tax credits—funded by your hard-earned dollars? Because they’ve actually bought into the Green New Deal scam? Enough is enough. Make no mistake: we will stand up for the constitutional rights of our people—and our state’s constitutional right to make our own laws. Congress, do the right thing: Kill this proposal, and then repeal the 45Q tax credit that’s funding this scam with our tax dollars. Call Congress and demand it.

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Speaker Jon Hansen
Speaker Jon Hansen@SpeakerHansen·
Property rights are under attack again. A House Energy and Commerce proposal for the budget reconciliation bill would override state laws that protect landowners’ private property rights from being taken by Green New Deal carbon sequestration pipeline companies. The proposal (in the photos below) blocks any state or local law that requires approval for a carbon pipeline’s location. By taking away our right to approve or disapprove a carbon pipeline’s location, our people’s God-given private property rights and the landowner protections we’ve fought hard to put in place are dismantled. It strips our state of the power to ensure that these projects follow the law and do not pose a serious risk to health or safety. It infringes on our constitutional right to self-governance. In South Dakota—and across the Midwest—our people have poured out their blood, sweat, and tears to defend private property rights. We’ve endured threats, intimidation, lawsuits, big money deceptive political campaigns, and a fake “landowner rights” bill drafted by carbon pipeline lobbyists that was really just a tool to take away local control. We’ve said NO to these companies and this project again and again. We’ve passed landmark laws protecting landowner rights. But apparently, “no” doesn’t mean “no” to them—and now it looks like politicians in Washington are trying to give them federal power to take what isn’t theirs, for a project the people do not want. The photo of the armed guard in the post below was taken on the land of a friend and fellow patriot who was made a prisoner on his own property—while a foreign-backed, out-of-state company brought armed guards to survey his land and force a dangerous carbon pipeline onto it. A pipeline he never wanted. That is not American freedom. And now, some in Washington, D.C. want to force that on us again.  Why? Because some politically connected company cut a check to their campaign? Because they’ve never met a snake oil salesman lobbyist they didn’t want to pour out your tax money to? Because they stand to rake in billions in tax credits—funded by your hard-earned dollars? Because they’ve actually bought into the Green New Deal scam? Enough is enough. Make no mistake: we will stand up for the constitutional rights of our people—and our state’s constitutional right to make our own laws. Congress, do the right thing: Kill this proposal, and then repeal the 45Q tax credit that’s funding this scam with our tax dollars. Call Congress and demand it.
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This is the current scene on private property in South Dakota: an out-of-state, for-profit corporation with armed patrol intruding on property without the landowner’s consent to lay a carbon sequestration pipeline that the landowner doesn’t want. This is not freedom.

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NRA
NRA@NRA·
South Dakota’s @GovLarryRhoden signed three pro-gun bills into law Monday. NRA thanks Gov. Rhoden, the bill sponsors, and all legislators for their efforts to provide strong Second Amendment protections in South Dakota. ➡️ nraila.org/articles/20250…
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Speaker Jon Hansen
Speaker Jon Hansen@SpeakerHansen·
These are exceptional legislators doing great work to advance our second amendment rights. Thank you to these sponsors, Brian Gosch, and the NRA for your steadfast advocacy for our gun rights.
NRA@NRA

The NRA congratulates the prime sponsors of South Dakota pro-gun bills that passed out of the legislature this session! Thank you to all legislators in the state who supported these critical bills and ensured they reached @GovLarryRhoden’s desk. ➡️ nraila.org/articles/20250…

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NRA
NRA@NRA·
The NRA congratulates the prime sponsors of South Dakota pro-gun bills that passed out of the legislature this session! Thank you to all legislators in the state who supported these critical bills and ensured they reached @GovLarryRhoden’s desk. ➡️ nraila.org/articles/20250…
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Scott Odenbach
Scott Odenbach@ScottOdenbach·
Congratulations and thank you to Governor Rhoden for signing HB 1052! Epic win for landowners.
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Speaker Jon Hansen
Speaker Jon Hansen@SpeakerHansen·
House Bill 1052 - an act to prohibit the use of eminent domain for the carbon sequestration pipeline has PASSED THE SENATE! It now heads to Governor Rhoden’s desk. Call the Governor and tell him to sign the bill!
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Speaker Jon Hansen
Speaker Jon Hansen@SpeakerHansen·
Yesterday I was honored to once again stand with landowners in defense of their private property rights against eminent domain abuse. HB 1052 passed committee 7-2 and is now headed to the Senate floor. Contact your senator and tell them to vote YES on HB 1052 unamended!
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Amanda Radke
Amanda Radke@RadkeAmanda·
@SpeakerHansen delivered the “knock out punch” to SB198, affirming his commitment to landowners to champion for private property rights in South Dakota.
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Speaker Jon Hansen
Speaker Jon Hansen@SpeakerHansen·
It’s time to restore the blessings of private property rights for South Dakota landowners. Senators must choose the people of our state over the interests of a foreign backed, out-of-state company in their pursuit of green new deal boondoggle tax credits. HB 1052 MUST PASS.
Amanda Radke@RadkeAmanda

HB1052 - which would eliminate eminent domain abuse by carbon pipeline companies - heads to committee on Monday. Speaker of the @SpeakerHansen has long been a champion for landowners and private property rights, and he stands with us in supporting the PEOPLE'S BILL.

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Amanda Radke
Amanda Radke@RadkeAmanda·
We must STRONGLY SUPPORT HB1052, which would "prohibit the exercise of eminent domain for a pipeline that carries carbon oxide."
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Kaley Nolz@KaleyNolz·
@S2VOnline @RadkeAmanda If an aggrieved landowner proves their case, the court MUST rescind that easement along with 5 other options they determine to order as just compensation.
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Kaley Nolz@KaleyNolz·
@S2VOnline @RadkeAmanda It provides a clear path for an aggrieved landowner to pursue a civil court case if they were induced to sign an easement through deception, fraud, harassment, intimidation, misrepresentation, or threat.
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Amanda Radke
Amanda Radke@RadkeAmanda·
Rep. @KaleyNolz , R-Mitchell, is the main sponsor of the bill that would authorize lawsuits by landowners who allege they’ve suffered from deception, fraud, harassment, intimidation or misrepresentation by a land agent for a carbon pipeline company. southdakotasearchlight.com/2025/02/21/law…
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