64th Legislative Assembly: Week 10 Wed to Fri Highlights- Higher Ed Governance Models and Email, State Employee Retirement Age
On Monday we covered legislative activities occurring on March 9th and 10th. Today we wrap up the rest of Week...
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Chris Dodson: Abortion Activists Mislead On Language Of Human Trafficking Bill
Except for once instance when forced to by a federal court because of the state’s participation in a federal program,...
64th Legislative Assembly: Week 10 Mon and Tue Highlights- Initiated Measure Reform, Student Datamining and Testing Opt Out, and Higher Ed "Pay it Forward" Models
The first full week of the second half of the 64th Legislative Assembly kicks off on Monday, March 9th; which...
Rod St. Aubyn: As Open Records Violations Pile Up, It's Time To Tame The Beast
News about open meetings/open records violations has been reported so many times on SAB that I was somewhat hesitant to...
From The Left: Kevin Cramer Is Wrong About Common Core
Every week, before I sit down to write my weekly post for this blog, I assist my 8 year old...
64th Assembly Halftime Report: Senate Rankings
Yesterday we posted the rankings for the House of Representatives at the halfway mark of the 64th Assembly. The system...
UPDATE- 64th Assembly Halftime Report: House Rankings
This update corrects a minor formula error. Points changed but for the most part changes to overall rankings remains minor; in averaging...
64th Assembly Halftime Report: Just the Stats…
The 64th Legislative Assembly hit their halftime mark last Thursday, February 26th. As Rob posted about then, 649 of 936...
James Kerian: Conservatives Expect Too Much Of Constitutional Amendments
Nearly three years ago Mark Henrie wrote a facinating article on "What Conservatives Want." His thesis was that: "They want...
Tony Gehrig: A Candidate's Perspective On Fargo's City Hall
In January of last year I wrote an opinion piece for The Fargo Forum challenging the new city hall proposal....
