“Our view: Put online sellers on equal footing,” is the headline over a Grand Forks Herald editorial today, making the point that the U.S. Supreme Court should back South Dakota’s law instituting a 4.5 percent sales tax on online sales of retailers doing more than $100,000 in annual business. It’s a case with national implications because…
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Democratic House Candidate Mac Schneider Takes Swipe at Big Banking, Accidentally Hits Senator Heitkamp
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The Fight Over Online Sales Taxes Cannot Be About Fairness
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Ladd Erickson: Social Media and the Human Race: A DAPL Protest Postscript
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Los Angeles Times Reporter Worried #NoDAPL Coverage Wasn’t Slanted Enough Toward the Protesters
North Dakota
The Fight Over Online Sales Taxes Cannot Be About Fairness
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Rep. Cramer Signs Letter Urging End to Federal Contract With Citibank Due to Restrictions on Gun Sales
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Democratic Tax Commissioner Candidate Misrepresents Incumbent’s Online Sales Tax Position
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Have North Dakota Democrats Overplayed Their Hand Politicizing Trump’s Trade Fight With China?
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Flying the Lt. Governor Across the State for a Coin Flip Sure Seems Like a Cavalier Use of Taxpayer Resources
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After Attacking Cramer as a “Scam Artist,” Turns Out Senator Heitkamp Has Also Paid Her Family With Campaign Cash
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Article Paints an Ugly Picture of #NoDAPL Fundraising
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Poll: Heitkamp Approval Has Gone From 60 Percent to 47 Percent Over Last Four Quarters
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Attorney General: Despite Withdrawal Campbell’s Name Will Still Appear on the Primary Ballot
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Cramer on Trump Asking His Opponent Heitkamp to Switch Parties: “I Wouldn’t Be Surprised”
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Democratic House Candidate Mac Schneider Takes Swipe at Big Banking, Accidentally Hits Senator Heitkamp
Democratic House candidate Mac Schneider took a swipe at Big Banking, and the Trump tax cuts, with this tweet this morning: Call me crazy, but this isn’t the best way to help working families. #ndpol https://t.co/7SaRmuGdY6 — Mac for North Dakota (@mac4northdakota) April 20, 2018 Schneider is being a bit myopic. These benefits to banks…
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Los Angeles Times Reporter Worried #NoDAPL Coverage Wasn’t Slanted Enough Toward the Protesters
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Japan Opens Doors to American-Made Ethanol, North Dakota Democrats Hardest Hit
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North Dakota House Majority Leader Al Carlson Was on Controversial Lobbying Trip to England
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A Lawmaker Is Looking Into the Cost of State Employees Attending Governor Doug Burgum’s Events
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Armstrong Raised Twice What Campbell Did First Quarter of 2018
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UND Taking Down Women’s Hockey Memorabilia Seems Petty and Vindictive
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Senator Heidi Heitkamp Should Be the One Apologizing for Her “Trust the Russians” Stance on Syria
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Video: Cramer Tells Zuckerberg He Should Address Liberal Bias at Facebook by Building in North Dakota
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Trump Signs Heitkamp’s Anti-Human Trafficking Legislation, but It May Do More Harm Than Good
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Ladd Erickson: Social Media and the Human Race: A DAPL Protest Postscript
This guest post was submitted by McLean County State’s Attorney Ladd Erickson. Oil pipeline protests are a possibility in Minnesota and South Dakota this summer. I helped Morton County prosecute DAPL cases and thought better about posting about it at the time. I no longer have that constraint, and will example how social media fueled…
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Podcast: Governor Burgum Says He’s Out to “Change the Budget Process Itself”
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Podcast: Almost Everybody in North Dakota Is Breaking This Tax Law
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Print Column: Is It Time to Stop Electing Sheriffs?
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Podcast: Fargo Account Says 85 – 90 Percent of His Clients Will Benefit From Trump Tax Cuts
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Podcast: Democratic Ag Commisioner Candidate Praises Republican Incumbent: “He’s Been Pretty Good at His Job”
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Podcast: Burgum Backs Trump on Trade
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Podcast: Armstrong Talks About Campbell Dropping Out, Facebook Faces Questions From Congress
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Print Column: Some Thoughts Now That We’re Officially Into North Dakota’s Campaign Season
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Podcast: “It’s Gonna Be Just Fine” North Dakota Commodities Trader Says About Soybean Markets