Month: March 2017

Rob Port March 14, 2017 0

According to a report from my colleague Amy Dalrymple, the much-protested Dakota Access Pipeline should be completed next week. That's...

Rob Port March 14, 2017 0

I live in an area with many farmers. Since corporate farming is illegal in ND, every farmer is, in effect,...

Rob Port March 13, 2017 0

Revenue forecasts in North Dakota are extremely important. That's because our Legislature doesn't meet very often (nor do most citizens...

Rob Port March 13, 2017 0

President Donald Trump has stoked controversy yet again, this time by asking for the resignation of dozens of Obama-appointed federal...

Rob Port March 13, 2017 0

You wouldn't think that our state would need a law like the one SB2249 proposes. You'd think that, should a...

Rob Port March 13, 2017 0

"The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers wrapped up its $1.1 million cleanup of the Dakota Access camps on federal land,...

Rob Port March 13, 2017 0

Today a legislative committee is hearing testimony on HCR3033, a proposed constitutional amendment allowing for the creation of a limited...

Rob Port March 13, 2017 0

News is that Senator Heidi Heitkamp is joining with Montana Senator Jon Tester to support the Sunlight for Unaccountable Nonprofits...

Rob Port March 11, 2017 0

Back during last year's campaign season I was an outspoken critic of then-gubernatorial candidate Doug Burgum's campaign. It earned me...

Rob Port March 11, 2017 0

The death of Antonin Scalia deprived America of one of the most gifted conservative legal jurists our nation has ever...