MINOT, N.D. — Our public authorities seem perversely intent on undermining their credibility at a time when we desperately need them to be credible. They have been since the beginning of the pandemic. Motorcycle rallies and right-leaning protests against lockdowns were castigated as super-spreader events, but the often violent and chaotic Black Lives Matter protests last year got…
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You might be surprised at how long North Dakota elected leaders are serving in office
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Should the eviction moratorium end? Why was there so much outrage over Simone Biles? Watch the discussion live at 11 a.m.
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Let’s fairly apportion the finger-pointing over pandemic handling
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Great River Energy went from replacing coal with wind to signing up for more coal power
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Let’s fairly apportion the finger-pointing over pandemic handling
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Petitioners for term limits ballot measure falsely claiming it targets Congress
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Sanford, Mayo mandating a vaccine that still hasn’t been approved by the FDA
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The NDGOP is governing successfully, and the Bastiat Caucus hates it
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Biden’s capitulation to the Russians is almost enough to make a person miss Donald Trump
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‘Freedom Phone’ is the apotheosis of monetizing the conservative ghetto
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Maybe the way to fight vaccine hesitancy is to do less?
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Congressman Armstrong will be a credit to the investigation of Jan. 6 riot
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Biden’s oil lease moratorium is costing North Dakota billions
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The pandemic is over, it’s time for people to pay their rent
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You might be surprised at how long North Dakota elected leaders are serving in office
MINOT, N.D. — A ballot measure campaign has been launched to amend North Dakota’s constitution to implement term limits. Some of the circulators of the petition to put the amendment on the ballot are falsely portraying it as term limits for Congress, but in reality, it would apply to the state Legislature and the governor. Is it needed?…
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Great River Energy went from replacing coal with wind to signing up for more coal power
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If wind is so much cheaper, why is your power bill going up?
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If electric vehicles are so great, why do they have to be mandated?
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The PRO Act aims to enrich unions by exploiting workers
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Lawsuit against North Dakota’s voter ID wasn’t about winning legal fees
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There’s a dog that’s not barking in District 24
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It’s not wind or solar that’s been keeping your air conditioner running right now
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Bastiat Caucus launches recall petition for lawmaker who voted to expel sexual harasser from Legislature
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Do Native American voices only matter when they line up with goals of left-wing activists?
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Should the eviction moratorium end? Why was there so much outrage over Simone Biles? Watch the discussion live at 11 a.m.
Simone Biles has had some trouble competing at the Tokyo Olympics, and that has certain political commentators steaming. Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk called Biles a “sociopath,” as one example, and you’ve probably seen worse on social media. But why do people care so much? Does everything have to be culture war? Also, a federal moratorium on evictions is set to expire…
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Are concerns about critical race theory valid? Watch the discussion with the head of North Dakota’s teacher union
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First he was on, then he was off; Rep. Kelly Armstrong talks January 6 commission on Plain Talk Live
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Term limits, yes or no? Watch the debate with former Gov. Ed Schafer live at 2 p.m.
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Will scorning people inspire them to get vaccinated? Watch the discussion live at 11 a.m.
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LIVE AT 2 p.m.: North Dakota Republican lawmaker Dwight Kiefert responds to recall effort
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LIVE AT 11 a.m.: Is fleeing a valid tactic for lawmakers? Rob Port and Jay Thomas discuss
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LIVE AT 11:30am: Sen. Kevin Cramer talks child tax credit payments, infrastructure and spending bills, and the evolving way Republicans are talking about climate
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LIVE AT 2 p.m.: Space billionaires, fleeing Democrats, and the war on vaccines
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