It’s obvious to any honest observer that talk radio host Joel Heitkamp operates the radio station he manages as a de facto media arm for his sister Senator Heidi Heitkamp’s re-electon campaign. This includes the male Heitkamp acting as a surrogate for the Senator and attacking her critics. Including, most recently, me. The Washington Free Beacon…
North Dakota
In Defense of Joel Heitkamp
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At Least It Wasn’t a Nuke This Time
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Video: Cramer Releases Ad With Heitkamp Shouting That Hillary Clinton “Will Be One of the Greatest Presidents”
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Senator Heitkamp’s Latest Ad Says She’ll “Work With Anyone,” but Her Enemies List Says Otherwise
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Armstrong Has Big Lead Over Schneider in North Dakota House Race, Candidates About Even on in-State Contributions
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SBHE Member Kevin Melicher Is Out as Six Candidates Advance to Fill Vacancies
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Roll Call: Armstrong Likely to Win North Dakota House Seat, Heitkamp at Risk in Senate Race
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Democrats Have a Point About Kevin Cramer and Harold Hamm
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Insurance Commissioner: Obamacare Continues to “Destabilize” North Dakota’s Insurance Markets
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Senator Heidi Heitkamp’s Campaign Not Saying if Staff Benefited From the Trump Tax Cuts She Voted Against
National
The NDGOP Cannot Stand Behind a Convicted Peeping Tom
UPDATE: Gardner has withdrawn from the race, though as I note below I don’t believe he can get his name off of the primary ballot at this time. The Grand Forks Herald has more, including comments from incumbent Jaeger. Earlier this year Mandan businessman Will Gardner won the Secretary of State race endorsement of the…
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Seattle Forced to Bank With Wells Fargo Again After Spurning Them During the #NoDAPL Protests
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At the University of North Dakota, Another Feud Over Another Logo
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Proposed Initiated Measure Would Create Constitutional Prohibition on Non-Citizens Voting in North Dakota Elections
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Audio: In First Radio Ad Heitkamp Touts Casting “Over Half” Her Votes With Trump
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Just 9 Percent of Heitkamp’s Itemized Individual Contributions Have Come From North Dakotans, Cramer at 45 Percent
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Burgum Education Summit Invitee Drops $10,000 Into Democrat Lawmaker’s Campaign Fund
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Notice the Criticism Is Not Based on What I’m Writing About Heidi Heitkamp, but That I’m Writing It at All
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In Defense of North Dakota’s Income Tax Cuts
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Don’t Attack the State Auditor for Doing His Job
This And That
Podcast: Stenhejem Talks Opioids Lawsuit, Line 3 Supporter Talks Pipeline, Cramer Takes Calls
Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem joined me on the radio show to discuss the lawsuit he’s filed on behalf of the State of North Dakota against Purdue Pharma, the company which introduced America to Oxycontin. Stenehjem contends that the company committed “consumer fraud” in lying about how addictive the drug is, among other things. He said…
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Sean Foss: For AG Stenehjem, Legal Philosophy Depends on Preferred Policy Outcomes
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Print Column: Something Seems Fishy in Wahpeton
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Podcast: Gary Emineth Talks About Initiated Measure to Ban Non-Citizen Voting in State Constitution
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Kevin Cramer: Common-Sense Approach to Health Care
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Podcast: Responding to Heitkamp, Boschee Talks Voter ID, Eberhart Talks Oil Prices
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Print Column: Shut Up, They Explained
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Podcast: Armstrong Says Schneider Is Campaigning “a Lot More Moderate Than His Voting Record”
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Podcast: Responding to McFeely, Special Assessments, North Dakota Secession
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Tony Gehrig: The Dirty Little Secrets of Special Assessments