Incumbent Democrat Senator Heidi Heitkamp’s campaign is out with their first ad of the 2018 election cycle, and I think the (mostly out of state) contributors who have put millions in Heitkamp’s campaign hoping she can stop a Republican takeover of a Senate seat the Democrats have held since the Truman administration. It kinda seems…
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Podcast: Democratic State House Candidate Brandon Medenwald Talks Net Neutrality, Congressman Cramer Takes Calls
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Senator Heidi Heitkamp Begins Biggest Campaign of Her Political Life…With a Recycled Ad From 2012?
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Video: Discussion of Higher Education at Minot State University Was a Success Despite Protests
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Print Column: Sen. Heitkamp Pretends at the Accessibility North Dakotans Demand
North Dakota
Senator Heidi Heitkamp Begins Biggest Campaign of Her Political Life…With a Recycled Ad From 2012?
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North Dakota Democrats Outraged When the Federal Government Does a Rare Thing: Give Back Power
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It Is Inexcusable That the North Dakota Industrial Commission Is 8 Months Behind on Meeting Minutes
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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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Video: Discussion of Higher Education at Minot State University Was a Success Despite Protests
Last night I participated in a discussion about the future of higher education at Minot State University alongside Assistant Professor of Education Dan Conn. The event went well – the discussion was lively and fun – and I very much enjoyed myself. Below, courtesy of Dan who posted it on Facebook, is video of the…
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Heitkamp Chief of Staff, Without Irony, Says the Senator’s Key to Success Is to “Get Out and Talk to People”
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If Democrats Want More Say Over North Dakota’s Budget They Should Try Winning Some Elections
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Democratic House Candidate Mac Schneider Takes Swipe at Big Banking, Accidentally Hits Senator Heitkamp
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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
This And That
Podcast: Democratic State House Candidate Brandon Medenwald Talks Net Neutrality, Congressman Cramer Takes Calls
Brandon Medenwald, a candidate for the state House in Fargo’s District 41, joined the radio show today to discus, net neutrality regulations. He also discussed the challenges of applying state sales taxes to online sales. Congressman Kevin Cramer also joined for his weekly open phones segment and took questions from callers. The full audio of…
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Print Column: Sen. Heitkamp Pretends at the Accessibility North Dakotans Demand
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Podcast: SBHE Chair Says Burgum’s Proposed Cuts to University Budgets Are Achievable, “We Will Live Within the Budget”
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Podcast: Forum Defends Burgum Travel
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A Discussion About Higher Education at Minot State University
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Print Column: The Politics of North Dakota’s Big Bad Budget Bind
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Podcast: Ag Commissioner Doug Goehring Says Trump’s Trade Efforts “Really Starting to Play Out Pretty Well”
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Ladd Erickson: Social Media and the Human Race: A DAPL Protest Postscript
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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