South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem shares her experience with inheritance tax and suggests Biden’s proposal will devastate the middle class.
MY TAKE: I’ve been looking at South Dakota more and more in recent months. It’s worth noting that, as as the Plandemic reared its ugly head, South Dakota under Gov. Noem’s leadership was among seven states that did *not* impose stay-at-home orders (including Utah, North Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Wyoming, and Arkansas), and to my knowledge the only state in the union to go further and *not* impose masking, distancing, and lockdowns. IOW, business as usual.
Leftist critics wrung their hands, predicting a devastating health crisis in SD as a result. But according to findings by the American Society for Economic Research:
“One of the first things that jump out is that all seven of these states are amongst the top performers in terms of minimizing deaths per capita. In fact, the most draconian states such as New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Michigan, where the governor even banned the selling of seeds, are the worst performing states. Whereas states like Wyoming, Utah, South Dakota, and North Dakota, which did not lock down are amongst the best overall in terms of deaths per capita.”
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