SD Senate Majority Leader, President Pro Tem Accused Of Bad Behavior In SessionPosted by John AxtellDate: April 03, 20202 ViewsPIERRE, S.D. (AP) – The South Dakota Senate will investigate allegations that Majority Leader Kris Langer was drunk during Monday’s marathon final day of the 2020 session, conducted by conference call.Another senator accuses Langer, a Dell Rapids Republican, of being intoxicated and interrupting committee meetings that night.Senate President Pro Tem Brock Greenfield, a Republican from Clark, will also be under investigation for conduct during the session that stretched into the early hours of Tuesday morning.The committee investigating Langer and Greenfield will have 5 Republicans and 4 Democrats as it works toward a June 30 deadline to report its findings.
