Heitkamp Fundraising Email Calls Republicans Radicals and Extremists
Senator Heidi Heitkamp's political success here in North Dakota, as the only Democrat to win a statewide election in this...
Month: April 2017
Audio: Majority Leaders Carlson and Wardner Call for Local Spending Cuts to Avoid Property Tax Hikes
Yesterday I had House Majority Leader Al Carlson and Senate Majority Leader Rich Wardner on my radio show on 970...
John Andrist: Is Big Business a Blessing or a Curse?
If somebody has more than they need, it is logical to conclude that sharing it with somebody who is hungry...
Turns Out Those Efforts to Buy the Internet Histories of Politicians Were Kind of a Scam
Remember earlier this year when social media was full of rage that Congress, and President Trump, had blocked an Obama-era...
Former Congressman Rick Berg Not Ruling Out 2018 Campaign
In 2010 Rick Berg, a long time Republican state lawmaker from Fargo, ran for Congress and defeated 10-term incumbent Earl...
Video: Things Got a Little Weird at the End of North Dakota’s 2017 Session
The legislative session is serious business. Most of the time. Towards the end of the 2017 session I guess things...
Republican Legislative Leaders: We Balanced the Budget and Didn’t Raise Taxes
This guest post was submitted by House Majority Leader Al Carlson and Senate Majority Leader Rich Wardner As the legislature...
Legislators End Session, State General Fund Spending Down More Than 38 Percent From Oil Boom Peak
The legislative session in Bismarck finally ended today with lawmakers voting to adjourn sine die this evening. Here's video: #SineDie #NDLeg...
We Can’t Have Justice if We Don’t Scrutinize Accusers
Yesterday I wrote a post responding to outrage over comments made by Robert Hoy, defense attorney for James Patrick Whalen,...
Former Lt. Governor Drew Wrigley Being Promoted to Trump Administration for Second Appointment as U.S. Attorney
Drew Wrigley served as North Dakota's U.S. Attorney under President George W. Bush from 2001 to 2009. He stepped down from...
