Like it or not, the way Americans access higher education has changed. It will continue to change. Old models of delivering that education need to change with it. Which is why lawmakers should pass HCR3016, introduced by Rep. Rick Becker (R-Bismarck), which would remove from the state constitution mandates for the names and locations of…
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Shocker: Partisans Behind Measure 1 Don’t Like Republican Bill to Implement It
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North Dakota’s Constitution Must Be Amended So We Have the Flexibility to Face the Future of Higher Education
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Legislation Would End Local Government’s Ability to Block High-Level Radioactive Waste Projects
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North Dakota’s Constitution Must Be Amended So We Have the Flexibility to Face the Future of Higher Education
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How to Subscribe to the Plain Talk Podcast
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Governor Burgum Should Invite President Trump to Deliver the State of the Union in North Dakota
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Do North Dakota Gay Rights Activists Really Want to Achieve Their Objectives?
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Audit Report Shows State Agencies Hoarding Tens of Millions in Special Funds, Tourism Department Fund Has 30 Years Worth of Reserves
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Legislation Introduced to Deny Reserve Law Enforcement Officers Power to Arrest, Carry a Gun
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If Government Employees Are Important Enough to Work During a Government Shutdown, They’re Important Enough to Pay
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Legislation Would Let the Government Seize Guns From People Deemed as Possibly Dangerous
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So-Called “Abortion Reversal” Bill Is a Bad Idea
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Should We Let Local Candidates Identify a Political Party?
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Shocker: Partisans Behind Measure 1 Don’t Like Republican Bill to Implement It
Although they masqueraded as a bipartisan coalition the North Dakotans for Public Integrity, a local front group for the far left organizations which bankrolled the campaign behind Measure 1, were anything but. They are partisan Democrats, and Measure 1 is about restricting political speech and activity in North Dakota so that Democrats can win more…
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Legislation Would End Local Government’s Ability to Block High-Level Radioactive Waste Projects
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Legislation Introduced to End the Presumption of Access to Unposted Private Land
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Video: Despite Counterarguments Invoking God and Ghostbusters, Sunday Closing Bill Passes House by Wide Margin
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Bill Would Establish an Audit Department Tasked With Reviewing Government Agencies and Programs
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Marsy’s Law May Have Put North Dakota in Violation of the 8th Amendment
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What’s the Big Deal About That Gillette Ad?
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Legislation Would Raise North Dakota’s Tobacco Age to 19, but Exempts Active Military Members
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If the Longest Ever Government Shutdown Teaches Us One Thing It’s That the Federal Government Is Too Large
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Lawmakers Want to Seal DUI Records After Seven Years
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Plain Talk Podcast: Auditor Josh Gallion Talks About Excess Funds in State Agency Reserves, Sunday Closing Bill Debate Got Zany in the House
State Auditor Josh Gallion joined me on this episode of the Plain Talk podcast to talk about a report his office released detailing nearly $100 million in state funds tied up in state agency funds, despite those agencies getting appropriation increases amid overall budget cuts. I also talked about the debate over a bill to…
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Roscoe Streyle: Let’s Build the Teddy Roosevelt Library
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Plain Talk Podcast: Rep. Karla Rose Hanson Discusses Gun Seizure Bill
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Plain Talk Podcast: Rep. Kelly Armstrong Says Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Is “Incredibly Nice”
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Print Column: North Dakota Is Just Months Away From Having No Full-Time Federal Judges
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Plain Talk Podcast: Government Shutdown, “Abortion Reversal” Bill, and Civil Asset Forfeiture With Rep. Rick Becker
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Raheem Williams: Dear Rep. Pam Anderson, Our Schools Are Extraordinarily Safe
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Plain Talk Podcast: Sealing Criminal Records, Blue Laws, Measure 1, and Why Initiated Measures Make for Bad Policy
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Plain Talk Podcast: Burgum Opposes Using Legacy Fund Earnings to Replace Income Tax, Talks About Frosty Relationship With State Lawmakers
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Rick Olson: If We Can’t Eliminate North Dakota’s Pharmacy Ownership Law, How About Modifying It?