The News Media Should Hire More Conservatives
There is a lot of consternation of late about the demise of The Weekly Standard, a right-of-center publication founded by...
Month: December 2018
Prisons Aren’t Jobs Programs
Governor Doug Burgum's executive budget his ignited several debates over policy and spending across the state. Perhaps one of the...
This Time Anti-Discrimination Activists Hope to Bring Evidence of Discrimination to the Legislature
For going on a decade now Democrats have brought to North Dakota's biannual legislative session an anti-discrimination bill aimed at...
Print Column: Heitkamp’s Angry Goodbye
MINOT, N.D. -- This week Sen. Heidi Heitkamp said farewell with an address on the floor of the Senate. The...
Rep. Rick Becker: What I Learned by Watching 30 Minutes of the Last State Board of Higher Education Meeting
This guest post was submitted by state Rep. Rick Becker, a Republican representing District 7 in the Bismarck area. A...
NDGOP State Committee Votes Against Endorsing Legislation to End North Dakota’s Open Primaries
Tonight the North Dakota Republican Party voted against a resolution endorsing legislation aimed at ending North Dakota's open primary system....
Governor Burgum and a Republican Lawmaker Want to Exempt Military Pay and Pensions From State Income Taxes and It’s a Solid Idea
North Dakota has thousands and thousands of military members, both active duty and retired, living in our state. North Dakota...
Julie Fedorchak: Wind Projects Save Xcel Customers Millions
This guest post was submitted by Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak. In a recent article, Rob Port claimed that the...
North Dakota Has Seen a Significant Drop in Student Loan Debt Loads
Are North Dakota students getting smarter about how they finance higher education? It sure seems that way. The cost of...
Bison Football Should Raise the Price for Season Tickets
Those of you are familiar with my work know that I've got little love for collegiate athletics generally, and little...
