South Dakota Freedom Caucus Treasurer Representative Tina Mulally has been shouting from the rooftops and on the radio airwaves to warn citizens about the “ObamaCare expansion” that was on the ballot.
On October 20, 2022, Mulally was featured on the “Straight Up with Matt Smith” radio show that airs on KOTA Radio 1380 AM, warning that “expansion of Medicaid is going to bankrupt us in 10 years as a state” and the possibility of some legislators looking to “bring in a state income tax to pay for it.”
Host Matt Smith and Representative Tina Mulally during this first segment of the show discuss the influence of ObamaCare Medicaid into our culture since its formation, late efforts by Republican Senator John Wiik to stop it, the negative impacts it may have on our state and the potential fiscal cliff the state is facing in the long-term.
During the second segment of the show, Matt Smith and Mulally wrap-up their discussion on the issues of ObamaCare Expansion, including impacts on our rural healthcare providers and the problems insurance currently has on our healthcare.
Read the latest updates from the SD Freedom Caucus and find out why folks across the nation are watching what we’re doing here in South Dakota.
"This is a strong first step, and the fight for the unborn is far from over." - Chair Phil Jensen PIERRE, S.D. — The South Dakota Freedom Caucus applauds Governor Larry Rhoden for his decisive action in defense of unborn life. At a time when the abortion industry is...
PIERRE, S.D. — The South Dakota Freedom Caucus commends Governor Larry Rhoden by not recommending the usual, de facto increases in government salaries at a time when the taxpayers are struggling. However, parts of the Governor’s address the caucus called "deeply...
As President Trump Prioritizes American Innovation, Freedom Caucus Urges South Dakota to Embrace Entrepreneurship Without Government Intervention PIERRE, S.D. — As President Donald Trump continues to advance American technological leadership through executive action,...
Rapid City, S.D. (September 19, 2025) – The South Dakota Freedom Caucus commends Governor Rhoden for calling for a major policy reform task force to address long-overdue changes within the Department of Corrections. Reform is urgently needed, and we fully support this...
The Freedom Caucus has witnessed turmoil over the past 9 months with the Department of Corrections. The legislature rejected an $825 Million dollar prison bill just 6 months ago, the Secretary of Corrections has recently resigned. Additionally, almost two dozen house...
Rapid City, S.D. (August 13, 2025) – The South Dakota Freedom Caucus is calling attention to serious violations involving non-compliant election equipment in Lincoln, Pennington, Davison, and Minnehaha Counties—equipment that may violate South Dakota Codified Laws...
Rapid City, S.D. (July 17, 2025) – The South Dakota Freedom Caucus applauds Governor Larry Rhoden and 11 America-First governors for signing a letter to USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins supporting the National Farm Security Action Plan. This bold initiative protects U.S....
"This is a strong first step, and the fight for the unborn is far from over." - Chair Phil Jensen PIERRE, S.D. — The South Dakota Freedom Caucus applauds Governor Larry Rhoden for his decisive action in defense of unborn life. At a time when the abortion industry is...
PIERRE, S.D. — The South Dakota Freedom Caucus commends Governor Larry Rhoden by not recommending the usual, de facto increases in government salaries at a time when the taxpayers are struggling. However, parts of the Governor’s address the caucus called "deeply...
As President Trump Prioritizes American Innovation, Freedom Caucus Urges South Dakota to Embrace Entrepreneurship Without Government Intervention PIERRE, S.D. — As President Donald Trump continues to advance American technological leadership through executive action,...
Rapid City, S.D. (September 19, 2025) – The South Dakota Freedom Caucus commends Governor Rhoden for calling for a major policy reform task force to address long-overdue changes within the Department of Corrections. Reform is urgently needed, and we fully support this...
