Month: March 2015

Rob Port March 6, 2015 0

Another oil train derailed this week - this time near Galena, Illinois - producing another explosion and smoke cloud that's...

Rob Port March 6, 2015 0

A victory for the people in the War on Fun: After Congress left town and snow showers arrived Thursday, children...

Rob Port March 5, 2015 0

It was a surreal day on the floor of the North Dakota House today. For one thing, most of the...

Rob Port March 5, 2015 0

Today the House Government and Veterans Affairs Committee will hear testimony on SB2330, which would add university-issued student ID's to...

Rob Port March 5, 2015 0

Law enforcement quotas are a very controversial concept. Many states outright ban their use by law enforcement. Like Minnesota, for...

Rob Port March 5, 2015 0

Every week, before I sit down to write my weekly post for this blog, I assist my 8 year old...

Rob Port March 5, 2015 0

Yesterday we posted the rankings for the House of Representatives at the halfway mark of the 64th Assembly. The system...

Rob Port March 4, 2015 0

Democrats and left-wing activists have been touting HB1257, which is supposedly equal pay legislation but really doesn't change much of...

Rob Port March 4, 2015 0

Bike share programs have a somewhat long and certainly embarrassing history in North Dakota's two big university towns. In 2009, at...

Rob Port March 4, 2015 0

After the 2014 election Democrats pounced on some reports of voting difficulties, specifically among North Dakota university systems. The state's...