When you think of the 2016 election cycle in North Dakota the term “high turnout” doesn’t come to mind. There really aren’t any competitive races on the statewide ballot, as evidenced by the dearth of campaign signs on the ground in our neighborhood. I don’t know what it’s like where you’re at, but up here…
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North Dakota Could Break Early Voter Turnout Record
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Bias in Journalism Is a Real Problem, but Congressional Hearings Are the Wrong Solution
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James Kerian: The Clinton Email Scandal Is About Betrayal of This Country, Not Carelessness
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Video: #NoDAPL Protesters Set Fire to Hillside in Attempt to Drive Back Police
North Dakota
North Dakota Could Break Early Voter Turnout Record
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Video: #NoDAPL Protesters Set Fire to Hillside in Attempt to Drive Back Police
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Powerful Video: Tribal Elder Tells Cops “I Told Them Not to Do This” During #NoDAPL Riot
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Internet Rumor Claiming Two Cops Have Turned in Their Badges Over #NoDAPL Protests Is “Completely False”
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Poll: Republican Doug Burgum Dominating Democrat Marvin Nelson in Gubernatorial Race 69-28
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State Capitol on Lockdown as #NoDAPL Protesters Come for a Visit
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With 14 Livestock Dead, 2 Injured, and 30 Missing Near #NoDAPL Protests Stockmen’s Assoc. Says Ranchers “Under Seige”
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Kelsey Grammer Cuts Ad for Marsy’s Law
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Audio: ND Gov. Dalrymple Responds to Obama on Pipeline, “It’s Been Playing Out for More Than a Year”
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Pollster Says Trump at 50 Percent in North Dakota, Clinton at 15
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Bias in Journalism Is a Real Problem, but Congressional Hearings Are the Wrong Solution
Last week Rep. Kevin Cramer, North Dakota’s at-large member of Congress, wrote a letter to the heads of America’s four major television broadcast companies warning them that he intends to hold hearings regarding their bias in covering the 2016 presidential elections. Cramer’s opponent in the 2016 elections, Democrat Chase Iron Eyes, called the proposed hearings…
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Citing ‘Surreptitious Propaganda’ Congressman Kevin Cramer Promises Hearings on Political Media Bias
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North Dakota Elected Leader: Feds Have False Impression of #NoDAPL Protests Thanks to Social Media
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Audio: Public Service Commissioner Says Dakota Access Pipeline Company Likely to Be Fined
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Anti-Oil #NoDAPL Protest Has Been Great for Gasoline Sales
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Just 9 Percent of 395 People Arrested in #NoDAPL Protests Are From North Dakota
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Photos and Video: #NoDAPL Protesters Launch Shore Line Confrontation With North Dakota Cops
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#NoDAPL: Scenes From a Riot
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Burgum Nails Answer to Medicaid Question
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Obama on #DAPL: “We’re Going to Let It Play Out” Until I’m Not President Any More
This And That
James Kerian: The Clinton Email Scandal Is About Betrayal of This Country, Not Carelessness
The Clintons and the media sources that support them seem to have been somewhat successful in spreading the impression that the whole “email thing” is just a few overzealous FBI agents obsessing over whether or not Hillary successfully dotted every “i” and crossed every “t” according to the minutia of federal regulation. That, however, is…
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Tim Rasmussen: This Weekend’s Return to “Standard Time” Feels Symbolic
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Sheriff Greg Champagne: Sensational News Reports Give Wrong Impression of #NoDAPL Police Response
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John Andrist: Thoughts on the Richest Americans
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Cory Bryson: Union Workers Thank Law Enforcement for #NoDAPL Response
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Mark Johnson: Claims From Democrats to the Contrary, Al Carlson Doesn’t Command North Dakota’s State House
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Kirsten Baesler: A Vision for North Dakota’s Schools
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Andy Peterson: Instead of #NoDAPL, How About #YesDAPL?
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John Andrist: The Price of ‘Safe’ Is Often Freedom
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Doug Hille: An Open Letter to Rev. Jesse Jackson, Mark Ruffalo, and Leonardo DiCaprio