South Dakota Politics: Change We Were Hoping For

November 20, 2008

Glenn Reynolds: "Hey, you can’t spell 'change' without a D-A-S-C-H-L-E!"

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What They're Saying About SDP

Glenn Reynolds:
"FORGET TOM DASCHLE'S BLOG: The South Dakota Politics blog is where you want to go, if you're interested in, well, South Dakota politics. And hey, who isn't?"
John Hinderaker:
"Bloggers like South Dakota Politics have done a great job of exposing the incredibly biased reporting of the state's dominant newspaper, the Sioux Falls Argus Leader."
Andrew Sullivan:
"FIRST THE NYT: Now the Sioux Falls Argus Leader. Bloggers subject their state paper to close scrutiny."
Hugh Hewitt:
"The influence of blogging on politics is nowhere more obvious than in South Dakota."
South Dakota Public Radio:
"[W]hispered about in newsrooms from Minnesota to New York."
John Fund:
"[A] credible counterweight to local South Dakota papers such as the Sioux Falls Argus Leader, which too often falls into the habit of ignoring new angles to the race and uncritically running Mr. Daschle's press releases."
Todd Epp:
"One of South Dakota's oldest and most respected conservative blogs."