The MinutemanBlog sent a camera crew down to the 2nd amendment rally at the North Dakota state capitol on April 14, 2018. Attendees that were interviewed: Jared Hendrix, Bret Weiland, Justis Amundson, Dan Johnston, Mark Splonskowski, Sebastian Ertelt, Luke [read more…]
It was with great interest that I read a Letter to the Editor in yesterday’s Minot Daily News. Minot resident Greg Demme let loose in a letter titled, “Tired of Liberals Running as Republicans“. While it’s specific to District 3, [read more…]
Supporters of the 2nd Amendment, from across North Dakota, are expected to gather at the State Capitol tomorrow in Bismarck. This gathering is just one of many that will take place across all 50 states. It is known as the [read more…]
Last year we published two articles about questionable activities taking place in Bismarck’s downtown renaissance zone. One of those articles had to do with a male strip show— that was likely illegal. The other had to do with an alleged [read more…]
As I’ve reflected, there’s no question in my mind that the biggest upset to come out of last weekend’s NDGOP State Convention in Grand Forks was Will Gardner’s defeat of Al Jaeger for the party’s endorsement to be Secretary of [read more…]
On Monday, State Senator and U.S. House candidate Tom Campbell filed his paperwork to run in the June primary. This move came after losing the NDGOP endorsement to fellow State Senator and former NDGOP Chairman Kelly Armstrong at the party’s [read more…]
Tom Campbell’s campaign has reached a point of being embarrassing. As you’re probably already aware, State Senator Kelly Armstrong beat Campbell for the NDGOP endorsement at last week’s State Convention. The numbers weren’t even close. Armstrong came away with 847 [read more…]
Kelly Armstrong accomplished in just over six weeks what Tom Campbell couldn’t do in about eight months— he won the majority of support from the North Dakota Republican Party faithful. With six U.S. House candidates expected to speak at the [read more…]
The NDGOP State Convention kicked off in Grand Forks today. While there was no official call to order or endorsing of candidates, according to an agenda we were able to obtain, the days activities consisted of: Resolutions Committee Meetings State [read more…]
In politics it’s not uncommon for candidates to ignore opponents who they consider not to be a threat to them. On the other hand, it’s often said that if an opponent – or their surrogates – attack it’s because they [read more…]
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