Democrats, 202 7488000. All others, 202 7488002. We welcome your posts on facebook as well. And we look for your tweets. Send those. We will get to your calls momentarily. Again, this is a poll that came out from the Pew Research Center. A couple of the leading paragraphs that came out this weekend. A busy newsweek and we thought they get around to hearing your thoughts on this. The key take away for more than two decorates, partisan divide has been a force in politics. Today, the divide between pins and democrats on fundamental issues including the role of government, it worse education issues. Graphic what is striking is how Little Common ground there is among partisans today. Even on issues on which republicans and democrats have moved in the same direction for example, growing numbers in both parties say homosexuality should be accepted rather than discouraged the partisan differences are wider today than in the past. Directorical research joins us first thing this morning. Thank y
i ¿ we are at the south dakota State Capitol in pierre where cspan is learning more about the history of the city. The building is an example of renaissance architecture. Up next, we take you inside for a tour and to learn why pierre was chosen as the state capital. Mr. Venhuizen pierre is a pretty small town as far as capitals go. Fort pierre is another 2500 people. Not only is it small, but it is pretty remote. It was selected as the state capital because it is in the middle of the state. It is really a two or two and a half hour drive from any other major town. That presents challenges. People have to drive quite a istance. The state is by far the largest employer and it really ominates the economy here. When dakota territory was created in 1862, the original territorial capital was in yankton, in the far east corner of the territory. The territory was both north and south dakota. As the territory was settled, three distinct territories emerged. There was yankton near sioux falls.
We can make money for this. They are heading off to the local print shop to sell this lead to be melted down. They happened to run into a couple of legislators who were in town and they were showing off what they had found. They realized this is probably something important. It is just a simple. On one side it is stamped in latin describing who was going to bury it. It has a symbol on the front side. It is probably stamped in paris before it came to the united states. On the back side, though, it was carved with a knife with the names of the two brothers that were here and the date that they were over in fort peters. That is what is so exciting about this being able to hold this plate and know that these explorers placed it on the hill side over in fort pierre. The brothers provide us with the first known nonindian artifact to be found in south dakota. What we found in the early 1700s was that the people were largely living along the Missouri River in what is now south dakota. About th
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Five bunch of schoolchildren. This is land. Heading off to the local print shop, newspaper shop , and this is the to be melted down for type. It run into a couple of legislators in town and they were showing off what they are found and they realized this is something important. Paint. Imple lead on one side, it is stamped in latin describing who was going to bury it and a symbol on the front side. It was probably stamped in paris before it came to the united states. On the backside, the names of the brothers who were here, verendrye, and the date. That is what so is exciting about being able to hold this plate and know that these explorers placed it on the hillside over in fort pierre. The verendrye brothers provide us with the first nonindian artifact to be found in south dakota. What we found is the people were largely along the Missouri River in what is now south dakota. About the time of the signing of the declaration of independence, 1776, we see anthropologists understanding that