Recently Senator Heidi Heitkamp’s campaign ran an ad (see below) formulated as an open letter sent to Congressman Kevin Cramer by survivors of sexual assault. The letter purports that some of Cramer’s recent comments about the controversy surrounding the appointment of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh were insensitive, but at least four of the women…
North Dakota
Women Say Heitkamp Campaign Identified Them as Sexual Assault Survivors Without Their Permission
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Tribal Governments Should Take Some Blame Over the Voter ID Issue
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Now for Some Good News: State of North Dakota Getting Their Online Act Together
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Trump Tax Cuts Result in Money Back From Electric Company and No Rate Hikes for Three Years
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Heidi Heitkamp Calls for Civility While Running Campaign Ads Calling Her Opponent an Extremist
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Report: As Attorney General Heidi Heitkamp Didn’t Push for Prosecution of Sexual Assault and Abuse in the 1990’s
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Cato Institute Rates Doug Burgum One of the Most Fiscally Conservative Governors in America
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We’ve Got to Find a Way to Disagree Without Hatred Again
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Cramer/Heitkamp Senate Race Debate Has Been Canceled
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Reporter: Senator Heitkamp “Literally Running Scared” From Reporters
National
Reminder: Marsy’s Law Is Still an Absolute Mess Which Has Done Very Little to Help Victims
Back during the 2016 election cycle North Dakota voters cast their ballots overwhelmingly for Marsy’s Law, a constitutional amendment that was the hobby horse of (recently indicted) California billionaire Henry Nicholas. Critics of the measure (including this humble observer) argued that the amendment would make a mess out of existing laws and policies governing the…
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Elizabeth Warren Should Be Embarrassed
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Kevin Cramer Should Agree to More Debates With Heidi Heitkamp
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A Political Rally Sounds Like a Fine Place for the President to Be During a Hurricane
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Twitter Isn’t Harming Journalism, Journalists on Twitter Are
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How Can Heitkamp’s Vote Against Kavanaugh Be Both Politically Risky and the Right Vote for North Dakota?
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Politifact: Heitkamp Claim About Cramer Raising His Own Salary Isn’t True
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Heidi Heitkamp Is Trying to Be the Dixie Chicks of Believing Uncorroborated Sexual Assault Accusations
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Heitkamp Says She’ll Be Voting No on Kavanaugh
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Poll: Cramer Leads Heitkamp by 12
This And That
Podcast: Measure 3 Debate, Elizabeth Warren’s DNA, and Voter ID
On the radio show today we had an hour-long and very informative debate about Measure 3 which, if approved in November, would legalize recreational marijuana in North Dakota. David Owens from Legalize ND made the affirmative argument for the measure while Will Jones from Smart Approaches to Marijuana provided the counter argument. I also discussed…
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Clarice Liechty: How Dare Kevin Cramer Pay His Wife for Campaign Work
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Print Column: The Excuse Making for Heitkamp’s Election Day Loss Has Already Begun
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Podcast: Cramer/Heitkamp Debates, Kanye West, the David Refinery, Meridian CEO Bill Prentice, Commissioner Randy Christmann
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Connie Krapp: Heitkamp and Collins, Heart Over Head?
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Podcast: Cramer Says Polling Lead Has Him Fighting “Complacency” in Campaign, NRA Says Kavanaugh Vote Drew Them to Oppose Heitkamp
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Print Column: The Left Wants to Marginalize States Like North Dakota in National Politics
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Podcast: Heitkamp’s Handling of Sex Abuse Case in the 1990’s, Burgum’s Fiscal Record, Opposition to Measure 3
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Podcast: Catholics Say Measure 1 Might Make Churches Report on Donations to Collection Plates
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Wes Belter: Who Is You, Senator Heitkamp?
