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On this week in 1972, Senator George McGovern lost the presidential election to Richard Nixon including a loss in his home state by 17-thousand votes. Although a devastating blow politically, McGovern's legacy is also seen from a longer historical perspective.
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Dakota Wesleyan University celebrated the legacy of alumnus Sen. George McGovern Friday with McGovern Day. The day-long event offered speakers and lectures discussing his life and achievements.
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We take a moment to look back on this day in 1971. Senator George McGovern gave a speech on television expressing his opposition of U.S. military actions in Vietnam. This ended up being a big part of his campaign for President in 1972.
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In The Moment … November 23, 2020 Show 947 Hour 2George McGovern's leadership and service to others is now captured in a book for children."George…
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In The Moment ... August 1, 2019 Show 628 Hour 1As Democrats try to drum up support for their presidential campaigns, what would George McGovern think of…
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In The Moment ... December 3, 2018 Show 471 Hour 1Jon Schaff, is political science professor from Northern State University in Aberdeen. From time to…
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Fifty years ago today, Robert F. Kennedy was shot in a California hotel. He had just won the primary in California and South Dakota. On the 40th…
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In The Moment ... May 5, 2017 Show 087 Hour 1Medal of Honor recipient Leo Thorsness died this week. Col. Thorsness was a U.S Air Force pilot who was shot…
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Tuesday night twenty delegates were pledged to the two Democratic presidential candidates in South Dakota. Both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders leave…
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NewsFlags fly at half-staff out of respect for former South Dakota Governor Walter Dale Miller. He died Monday at the age of 89. Miller was born in October of…