SOUTH DAKOTA

South Dakota became the 6th freedom caucus to join our network! This past weekend, we traveled to Watertown, SD, to help celebrate the launch. We had over 150 supporters in attendance (standing room only). Even the RINO lieutenant governor crashed our event and was asked to leave after he started an argument with our supporters. 

Here’s what South Dakota Freedom Caucus Vice-Chairman and State Rep. Tony Randolph had to say:

“During an election, there is not a single Republican in the state who will talk against the Republican party principles,” Randolph explained. “The difference between them and us, is that this is part of who we are and what we stand for. What we talk about during a campaign is the same things we talk about after being elected.”

Check out the video that the House Freedom Caucus put together to help celebrate the event:



We are so proud to stand with South Dakota Freedom Caucus chairman Aaron Aylward and his colleagues as they fight for limited government and freedom in the Mount Rushmore State.

Onward!

MISSISSIPPI

Our Mississippi Freedom Caucus members were fortuitously in Washington, DC for training when the Dobbs decision was handed down by the Supreme Court (Dobbs is Mississippi’s former state health officer, Thomas Dobbs). Breitbart quoted MSFC member Rep. Dan Eubanks, a co- sponsor of the bill to outlaw abortion in the state, saying, “I can’t put into words what I’m feeling right now, 64 million lives later. A whole lot of those I think wouldn’t have suffered the fate that they suffered had this been overturned sooner.”

LifeSiteNews.com captured Eubanks and MSFC Chairman Dana Criswell on video in front of the Supreme Court on the day of the decision. Check it out:

SOUTH CAROLINA

In the state legislature, a few RINO Republican incumbents recently lost their primaries to conservatives who have pledged to join the South Carolina Freedom Caucus. Not surprisingly, that has caused some sour grapes. From a local newspaper:

“It seems to me that the Freedom Caucus launched, and their sole mission was to actually take out incumbents and work against incumbents,” said Rep. Westley Cox, a Piedmont Republican who lost his primary to a more conservative challenger. (Cox got an anemic 55% on the SC Club for Growth’s 2021 scorecard)

South Carolina Freedom Caucus Vice-Chairman RJ May, who helped some of these conservatives win their races, made no apologies. From the same newspaper:

“For the past 25 years, establishment Republican leadership has been an abject failure,” May said. “They’ve failed to deliver a conservative government. And there are a number of liberty- minded legislators who are sick and tired of politics as usual and the way things have been run.”

Needless to say, the South Carolina Freedom Caucus is firing on all cylinders right now. They recently voted as a bloc to reject several earmarks in the state budget. These earmarks would spend tax dollars on various wasteful projects like a horse race, a wine and food festival, and a liberal committee to investigate environmental justice.



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