Nearly a year ago, I got wind that legislation was in the works to make North Dakota a Sanctuary State for Life. In other words, some lawmakers want the state to tell the federal government to go pound sand on [read more…]
The 2020 Presidential Election — and its disputed outcome — has dominated media headlines for months now. Given the current state of things, don’t expect that to end any time soon. But while we all wait to see how the [read more…]
The North Dakota Legislature was put on notice today. If state revenues don’t improve much — and lawmakers were to adopt the budget proposed by Governor Doug Burgum — our state could be facing a $920 million budget shortfall. Meaning, [read more…]
Today is Day 1 of North Dakota’s 67th Legislative Assembly. Whether that tickles your fancy or strikes fear into your heart may depend on your views about the role of government in our lives. Regardless, North Dakotans can thank Covid-19 [read more…]
The following article was submitted by Izaak Darkk. Why North Dakota? What makes it different? I find myself answering questions like these more and more everyday. Why is North Dakota so important? Why is North Dakota being destroyed in national [read more…]
On March 13th of this year, Governor Doug Burgum issued an Executive Order declaring a State of Emergency “in response to the public health crisis” known as COVID-19. It’s been a long eight months since then. And according to documentation [read more…]
District 8’s legislative race was first thrust into the statewide spotlight during the June primary season. That was when Governor Doug Burgum decided to throw his own personal fortune at defeating long-time State Representative Jeff Delzer. Delzer is a farmer/rancher [read more…]
Perhaps no issue has garnered more attention — and been more divisive — during the COVID-19 pandemic than mask mandates. And now North Dakota’s legislators may face the reality of a mandate of their own during the upcoming Legislative Session. [read more…]
The following article was submitted as an op-ed for publication. When I was growing up, our family conversations around the dinner table often ended with, “You always have to trust the people.” This is one of the beliefs that led [read more…]
It seems North Dakota Young Republicans have had enough of Kirsten Baesler. As you’re likely aware, Baesler is running for her third term as Superintendent of Publican Instruction. But yesterday the “young professional arm of the North Dakota Republican Party” [read more…]
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