One of the more high profiles issues of North Dakota’s recent legislative session had to do with funding for an amusement park in Jamestown. Ultimately, pushback from the public was enough to convince the Senate to nix that effort. But [read more…]
The final district reorganization meeting for the North Dakota Republican Party took place last night. Conservatives in District 30 came away victorious. Though the sometimes contentious reorg season has drawn to a close, I think it’s safe to say that [read more…]
If you follow North Dakota politics, then you’ve likely heard about a civil war of sorts playing out in the North Dakota Republican Party. More specifically, that battles are taking place in district reorganization meetings across the state. And that’s [read more…]
Over the years, we’ve been critical of Governor Doug Burgum on a number of issues. That’s to be expected when there’s disagreement on important matters that affect North Dakotans. But the flip side is that it’s also important to give [read more…]
Nearly four years ago, I wrote an article titled, “North Dakota Nice Does Not Equate to Changing Establishment Politics“. In it, I pointed out the reality that a reluctance to step on toes is a horrible disadvantage on the political [read more…]
After a long and controversial road for House Bill 1298, it’s dead. Though it gained the necessary 2/3 vote in the House to override Governor Doug Burgum’s veto, the Senate failed to do so— by four votes. As you’re likely [read more…]
Finally. After a bit of a ride in the legislative process, Rep. Rick Becker’s (R – District 7) House Bill 1383 got final passage in the House and Senate today. I’ve written about this bill a number of times. In [read more…]
While the issue of vaccine passports is being debated across the country, private businesses are implementing their own policies in relation to the COVID-19 vaccine. An example of this can be found in a message from the Hess Corporation’s President [read more…]
Nearly two years ago, I wrote an article explaining why RINOs (Republicans in Name Only) don’t like the Bastiat Caucus. Oddly enough, I think it might just be more applicable today than when I wrote it then. The Republican political [read more…]
Yesterday, the North Dakota Senate passed House Bill 1383. As I wrote after its passage, this was a huge deal. It was — without question — a timely piece of legislation that’s necessary to push back against federal overreach on [read more…]
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