Earlier this year State Auditor Josh Gallion’s office dropped a report which detailed some unfortunate goings-on at the North Dakota State College of Science. Among the findings was that Vice President Tony Grindberg – a former Republican state Senator and current member of the Fargo City Commission – had failed to disclose a conflict of…
North Dakota
NDSCS President John Richman Owes the State Auditor an Apology
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The Government Shouldn’t Depend on Revenue From Putting People in Jail
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North Dakota Marijuana Activist Warns Against Using Marijuana Vaping Products
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North Dakota Democratic Party Official Says She Was Threatened After Heated Gun Rights Debate With Republican Lawmaker
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Saudi Attacks Should Make Us Thankful the Environmental Zealots Have Been (Mostly) Losing Their War on American Oil Development
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If We Want Electric Vehicles We’re Going to Need Coal Power Which Is Why the Coal Industry Is Backing Them
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Here’s What North Dakota Lawmakers Said They Learned on That Nearly $90,000 Trip to Nashville
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We Shouldn’t Inflate the Cost of Government Just to Shop Local
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Senator Kevin Cramer Signs Letter to Facebook Over Censorship of Pro-Life Content
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Trade Cannot Be the Only Lens Through Which We See China
National
Exaggeration and Hysteria Are What School Shooters Want
Defending gun rights is “Defending the indefensible,” writes my friend and fellow columnist Tony Bender. His column is his usual exercise in tautology – these dummies are dumb because they’re dumb, he’s saying of the people he disagrees with. Yawn. But in his section lashing out at me for a column I wrote last month he…
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It’s Ridiculous That the Army Corps Won’t Take Responsibility for Failing to Address Trespassing by #NoDAPL Protesters
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Should There Be an Age Limit for Holding Elected Office?
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Will North Dakota Democrats Spend Their Money Supporting This Trump-Loving Conservative Politician Again?
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Democrats and the News Media Undermine Their Own Case Against Trump Once Again
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Trump’s Ban on Flavored Vaping Products Is a Dumb, Knee-Jerk Reaction
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Dinner for Lawmakers, Paid for by Lobbyists, Was Legal Only Because There Aren’t Any Ethics Rules Yet
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Legislature Should Consider Using Existing Platforms for Video of Committee Meetings
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Democratic Lawmaker Suggests New Ethics Commission Could Regulate Speech of Elected Officials
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How Far Must We Oblige the Will of the People?
This And That
Guest Post: Justin Trudeau Shouldn’t Resign but He Should Change His Tune
This guest post was submitted by Fargo attorney Mark Western Today, the internet is gripped by the hysteria of knowing that the Prime Minister of Canada wore a black-faced costume in 2001, and also appeared blackfaced at some point in the 1990s. As a matter of war and peace, this is not. But it is…
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Plain Talk: Senator Cramer Says Obama’s Iran Deal Partly to Blame for Attacks on Saudi Oil Facilities
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Print Column: If Democrats Want to Re-Elect Trump, They Should Impeach Kavanaugh
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Print Column: North Dakota’s New Ethics Regulations May Make Politics Less Transparent
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Print Column: We Overestimate the Government’s Ability to Solve Problems
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Guest Post: Thank You to North Dakota Lawmakers for Supporting Music Education
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Guest Post: Drug Importation Is Not the Solution for High Drug Prices
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Print Column: Life Is Worth Living
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Print Column: Wouldn’t It Be Nice if Collegiate Sports Didn’t Increase the Cost of Higher Education?
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Plain Talk: Senator Cramer Says He Could “Easily See” President Trump Saying He’d Pardon Crimes to Build the Border Wall