There’s no better place to celebrate than at Mount Rushmore in South Dakota.
Mike Rounds
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Mike Rounds is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from South Dakota since January 2015. A member of the Republican Party, he previously held the position of the 31st governor of South Dakota from 2003 to 2011. During his tenure as governor, Rounds focused on issues such as economic development, education, and healthcare reform, and he was known for his efforts to improve the state's infrastructure.
I’m looking forward to attending the fireworks show at Mount Rushmore on July 3 with President Trump,
Dismemberment abortions are among the most brutal methods of abortion, accounting for around 80% of second trimester abortions.
One of the main reasons that I decided to come to Washington was because I never wanted to see young men and women going into harm's way again if they didn't have the best leadership, the best training and the best equipment possible.
Thousands of brave Afghans stood shoulder-to-shoulder with American service members in some of the most dangerous missions of the war.
I think the question that the American people have is when the difficult decision comes, because I don't think diplomacy is necessarily working.
“It’s important that the United States continues to stay ahead of China when it comes to development and manufacturing of new technologies,” said Rounds.
Modern warfare is now fought in five domains: air, land, sea, space and cyberspace.
This legislation is an important step toward making housing more accessible and affordable for families across South Dakota and the country.
Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, but too often they struggle to access the capital needed to expand and create jobs.
One of the most rewarding parts of my work in the Senate is nominating young South Dakotans to attend our military service academies.
Quantum technologies are critical to the future of warfighting at home and abroad.
In general, you will provide a plan to Congress at whatever the appropriate classification level is on what resources are required to execute what the president's intent will be to successfully end this conflict.
The question to you, sir, is this. You've offered a supplemental request, and I recognize that it's part of a $1.5 trillion overall. But is this enough money to get the job done, or is this going to just get us far enough until we've got…
I think the decision to take out Iran's nuclear program and their missile production capacity was the right one, and it should have been done a long time ago.
The students selected to attend the Air Force Academy are some of our nation’s best and brightest, and we must continue to provide them with a quality educational experience that prepares them to defend our country.
The House will send us something, and then hopefully we’ll be able to modify it so that we can get Democrat votes on it.
This supplemental provides needed assistance to help farm and ranch families endure today's economic challenges while Congress and the administration continue advancing long-term policies that strengthen American agriculture.
Protecting America's food supply, energy supply and national defense are not separate priorities: they reinforce one another.
In South Dakota, farming and ranching is more than a job, it's a way of life built on hard work, stewardship and the hope of leaving the land better for the next generation.
Continued access to clean and reliable water is critical to economic development and quality of life in our state.
Clearing Clayton’s nomination would be a good first step in moving the FISA renewal.
I offer my strong endorsement for Mr. Clayton to serve as the next Director of National Intelligence.
His success in leadership roles at the SEC and DOJ is strong evidence of his ability to be an effective coordinator as the Director of National Intelligence.





