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Chastising South Dakota’s legislative whimps
Wednesday, December 9, 2020
Former Senator Joseph Biden won the 2020 election for President of the U.S. in November of this year. He defeated one-term Donald Trump by substantial margins in both the popular vote as well as the Electoral College.
In spite of these facts, Trump refuses to concede so we citizens are subjected to a disastrous couple of months as what is called the “transition” drags on. Trump has 71 days to disappear.
Our hope that he actually will do that fades at the close of every day.
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Elizabeth Cook-Lynn is a retired Professor of Native Studies. She taught at Eastern Washington University and Arizona State University. She currently lives in the Black Hills of South Dakota. She has written 15 books in her field. One of her latest is Anti-Indianism in Modern America: A Voice from Tatekeya’s Earth, published by University of Illinois Press.
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