Print Column: The Heitkamp Era Has Been Terrible for North Dakota Democrats
Where do North Dakota Democrats go from here? As I write this the vote counts are still coming in. We’ll...
Month: November 2018
Democrats Have Been Ignoring Western North Dakota for Years, and Tonight Heidi Heitkamp Paid the Price
A lot of people live in the Red River Valley in North Dakota. Heck, most of our statewide media is...
Election Predictions: How Will North Dakota’s Ballots Be Cast?
Election day is finally here. It's like the Super Bowl for we political nerds. Yesterday I was talking on the...
Kari Bitz: What President Trump’s ‘Buy American’ Order Means to My Local Business
This guest post was submitted by Kari Bitz, a North Dakota business owner and author from Bismarck. It may not...
Podcast: Kevin Cramer, Eric Trump, Kelly Armstrong, Tom Emmer
On the radio show today, Congressman Kevin Cramer took calls and questions during his last appearance on the show before...
New York Times Uses Same Misleading Photo of Soybean Pile the Heitkamp Campaign Got Caught Using
Farm state Democrats like Senator Heidi Heitkamp have attacking President Donald Trump's trade policies, arguing they've been bad for the...
Oversen Rips Opponent for DUI Then Sends Out Mailer Promoting Fellow Democrat With Multiple Alcohol Convictions
Kylie Oversen, candidate for Tax Commission and erstwhile chair of the North Dakota Democratic Party, has made a lot of...
Matt Evans: Flyer From Democrats Spreads Lies About Republican Lawmaker Larry Luick
This guest post was submitted by Matt Evans, a voter in North Dakota's District 25. The current chair of the...
Print Column: Heitkamp Drags North Dakota Through the Mud to the Finish Line
MINOT, N.D. - A dangerous place to be is between U.S. Sen. Heidi Heitkamp and the object of her relentless,...
Despite National Media Narrative, Native American Voting in North Dakota Is Likely to Break Records
"North Dakota's Native Americans say new law blocks much of population's right to vote," a headline from ABC news states....
