Kristi Noem

My bill is a bipartisan approach to ending the EPA's regulation of farm dust in rural America while still maintaining the protections of the Clean Air Act to the public health and welfare.

There is growing concern that excess regulations are hampering economic growth and job creation across the country.

The very last thing that our struggling economy needs is new costs and regulatory burdens on farmers and small businesses across rural America.

I introduced this commonsense bill on April 15th of this year with my colleagues, Representative Robert Hurt, Larry Kissell and Leonard Boswell, because of the regulatory uncertainty that is facing rural America.

So while the current lands are struggling with issues like the pine beetle situation at Mt. Rushmore, it seems that it would be wise to make sure that our current lands are taken care of and maintenance is taken care of, before we try to…

What is the National Parks plan to address the pine beetle problem?

It is an honor to be from a state that hosts what has become an international symbol of American democracy and freedom.

Collective bargaining agreements can be a tool to drive student achievement.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

I have been appalled to see thousands of dollars of grants go toward studying things such as the California adult tiger salamander.

I have seen how critical infrastructure such as rural water projects can benefit and develop rural communities.

So, you know, the President's budget has been in the headlines over the past several days.

I am from the State of South Dakota, which obviously is a wonderful State, but very cold this time of year.

Putting the games aside and doing the right thing.