On September 12th of last year, Superintendent of Public Instruction Kirsten Baesler notified the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC) that North Dakota would be withdrawing from the SBAC effective June 30, 2017. The SBAC assessments are actually aligned with the [read more…]
Some folks in our society are a tad presumptive and oversensitive. Seriously. An apparent outrage broke out last week as some attendees at the Red River Valley Fair discovered a carnival worker giving away bunnies as prizes. Worse than the [read more…]
About a week ago we dropped an article on the possibility of former Chair of the State Board of Higher Education and Northwestern North Dakota Geologist, Kathy Neset, being a potential candidate for United States Senate against Democratic incumbent, Heidit [read more…]
W. Cleon Skousen (January 20, 1913 – January 9, 2006) was an American conservative author and faith-based political theorist . He was a notable anti-communist with his most popular works being “The 5,000 Year Leap” and “The Naked Communist”. In [read more…]
I’ve been covering the case of Gladstone resident, Gary Dassinger, and about his being put through the wringer on charges of animal abuse and neglect. Charges based on a 2013 law passed in North Dakota with the support of the [read more…]
I’ve said it for years. The secret to less bickering between political ideologies in this country lies within the U.S. Constitution itself. It’s known as the Tenth Amendment– and is otherwise referred to as “State’s Rights”: “The powers not delegated [read more…]
Ten days ago a source I know with connections in the North Dakota Republican Party (NDGOP) contacted me with some surprising information. With the agreement that I wouldn’t break the news (something that has now been done), he told me [read more…]
The process is moving along to end North Dakota’s ban on Sunday morning shopping– otherwise known as a “Blue Law”. Fargo Businessman, Brandon Medenwald, took up the task of organizing a petition drive after the North Dakota Legislature defeated a [read more…]
I was recently following a conversation between multiple individuals on the topic of taxation. As is typically the case, the conversation included various points of view, but one comment was especially prevalent to me. It is the argument that big [read more…]
Last month I wrote about my experience at the ranch of Gladstone resident, Gary Dassinger, and about his being put through the wringer on charges of animal abuse and neglect. Charges based on a 2013 law passed in North Dakota [read more…]
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