tobacco

Rob Port December 15, 2015 0

Should schools teach our kids what to think? Or how to think? Over at Watchdog today I write about an...

Rob Port September 10, 2015 0

About a month ago I wrote a post about Rep. Mike Schatz, a Republican lawmaker from New England, questioning whether...

Rob Port August 24, 2015 0

On the 2008 ballot North Dakotans voted to create the Center for Tobacco Prevention and Control Policy in our state government,...

Rob Port July 30, 2015 0

Here's a principle that is a cornerstone of my thinking about governance: It should be neutral. What I mean by...

Rob Port May 20, 2015 0

Big, paternalistic government is always taking another step toward infantilizing Americans. At 18 you’re old enough to fight in wars,...

Rob Port April 1, 2015 0

The state Senate yesterday unanimously approved HB1186, which was one of two bills emerging from the House aimed at putting...

Rob Port February 24, 2015 0

Robin Huebner’s Sunday column, “North Dakota ranks high in use of smokeless tobacco,” was grossly misleading. As Rob Port pointed...

Rob Port February 23, 2015 0

According to a report from Robin Huebner, North Dakota is "third worst" (from the perspective of opposing tobacco use, I...

Rob Port February 13, 2015 0

The House today had one of its most protracted debates of the session to date today. It was related to...

Rob Port February 11, 2015 0

Last week I wrote a post about proposed tobacco tax hikes being considered by lawmakers in Bismarck. I cited research...