We are responsible for political dysfunction

A few weeks back, I covered a virtual panel on ag policy featuring two-thirds of South Dakota's congressional delegation.

At least, it was supposed to be an update on ag policy. The first half or so seemed like more of a woe-is-me fest from Sen. Mike Rounds and Rep. Dusty Johnson. To hear them tell it, the dysfunction of D.C. all comes down to the "other" side. They could get things done if only e...