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GUEST POST: North Dakotans Need to Take Back North Dakota

December 21, 2020 T. Arthur Mason

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…]

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The Biggest Threat to the Legacy Fund is the North Dakota Legislature

November 14, 2019 T. Arthur Mason

In August of 2018, we published an article in which I expressed the view that our very own North Dakota Legislature is perhaps the greatest threat to the state’s Legacy Fund. I’m even more convinced of that today than I [read more…]

North Dakota

ND Senate Rejects Legacy Fund Resolution in the Name of Future Spending

April 30, 2019 T. Arthur Mason

North Dakota’s 66th Legislative Assembly was brought to its conclusion last Friday. I wrote yesterday about the misleading narrative already being pushed that the resulting budget was “conservative”— it wasn’t. For fiscal conservatives, the overall results of the session were [read more…]

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ND House Renews Effort to Save Important Legacy Fund Resolution

April 23, 2019 T. Arthur Mason

Early last month, we published an article expressing the view that Rep. Corey Mock (D – District 18) deserves credit for coming up with an idea to save more Legacy Fund dollars— rather than spend them. That idea was found [read more…]

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Bill Proposing Theodore Roosevelt Library is Unconstitutional

April 17, 2019 T. Arthur Mason

We’ve long been opponents to the State of North Dakota footing any part of the bill for the proposed Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum. In fact, I first wrote about this in January of 2018. A lot has changed [read more…]

North Dakota

ND House Passes Resolution Proposing Constitutional Change to Legacy Fund

March 7, 2019 T. Arthur Mason

The North Dakota House rejected a 9-5 Do Not Pass recommendation from its committee on Finance and Taxation today for House Concurrent Resolution 3055. The proposed constitutional amendment easily passed on a 69-23 vote. As explained in the resolutions Statement [read more…]

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Governor Burgum’s Budget Proposal Proves He’s Not Serious About Cuts

December 6, 2018 T. Arthur Mason

Governor Doug Burgum delivered his Executive Budget Address yesterday. It was his first since being elected in 2016. As an advocate of small government, I was extremely disappointed— yet, not surprised. Last week I wrote about Burgum’s sneak peak into [read more…]

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Burgum’s $30 Million on UAS Systems is More Unnecessary Spending

December 1, 2018 T. Arthur Mason

Yesterday, Governor Doug Burgum attended the 8th Annual State of Technology Conference in Fargo. It was here that he preannounced a $30 million “investment” into a statewide tracking network for unmanned aerial systems (UAS) as part of his Executive Budget [read more…]

North Dakota

Who’s the Greater Threat to the Legacy Fund— The People or the Legislature?

August 27, 2018 T. Arthur Mason

Some weeks ago, I was told that State Senator David Hogue (R – District 38) is concerned that some folks might try to tap the Legacy Fund through the initiated measure process. A recent article titled “North Dakota Lawmaker Warns [read more…]

North Dakota

More Buyouts Offered to State Employees

July 7, 2018 T. Arthur Mason

In April Governor Doug Burgum called for more cuts in the budgets of state agencies. Though it’s needed – and I wrote that we should cut deeper – it’s only expected that some folks don’t agree with such limited government [read more…]

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