Harold Frazier

There is nothing for education, nothing for law enforcement, nothing for roads in the Interior.

We believe in our treaties and feel these treaties must be upheld.

We are repairing and replenishing our health system and building back up our capabilities.

I have been in office going on my fourth term. And one of the things I have learned is that every reorganization on behalf of Indian people has never worked.

Right now at Cheyenne Eagle Butte High School, we haven't had a math teacher in 5 years.

If there is truly going to be reorganization, then we truly, as Indian people, need to be consulted.

Today, we feel that we are being abandoned by the Federal Government.

We are always left behind as Indian people. We are not rocks. We are not trees. We are human beings.

Every reorganization on behalf of Indian people has never worked.

When this reorganization happened, the tribes in the Great Plains area, and I am sure throughout the United States, were never properly consulted.

We need our hospital back. We need our emergency care back.