South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden leaned forward in a leather recliner in his living room, considering the criticism from a former colleague about their disagreements.
“I think there’s probably some fair statements in there,” Rhoden finally said.
In his late 30s and early 40s while on the Meade School District Board, Rhoden couldn’t back up his opinions effectively during debates, Terry Koontz said. She served with him on the board more than 25 years ago.
“Of all the board members I worked with, he’s the worst,” Koontz said.
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