Last month we published an article explaining that a bill was in the works to ban dismemberment abortion in North Dakota. That bill later become House Bill 1546 and is sponsored by Rep. Luke Simons (R – District 36). If [read more…]
If you’re a property owner, then you’re all too familiar with being plundered because of it. Historically, one of the largest expenditures that results in local government’s jacking up property taxes is schools. As a property owner, you’re also familiar [read more…]
Two weeks ago, we published an article blasting eight Republicans who joined two Democrats on the awful House Bill 1537— otherwise known as the “Red Flag Bill”. I highly recommend you read our previous article and the bill itself. In [read more…]
There’s a little known bill that seems to be getting a bit more attention in recent days on social media. It’s House Bill 1505 and is sponsored by Rep. Keith Kempenich (R – District 39). It’s pretty straightforward. If passed, [read more…]
Two weeks ago, we published an article in which I expressed the view that criticizing Rep. Dan Johnston’s (R – District 24) informed consent abortion bill was just stupid. HB 1336, also called the “Abortion Reversal Bill”, seeks to add two [read more…]
Last Monday, we published an article explaining how four Republicans had sponsored legislation that sought to ban minors from riding in the beds of pickup trucks. It was Senate Bill 2129. At the time of writing that article, the bill [read more…]
It’s always refreshing to see legislation that proposes eliminating the protectionism we often find in government. So, as someone who has relied on chiropractors over the last 20-plus years, you can imagine why I took an interest in House Bill [read more…]
Earlier this month, we published an article about House Bill 1228— otherwise dubbed the “Local Control of Education Bill”. In it I explained that we often hear Republicans give lip service to the mantra of “local control”, but that this [read more…]
I don’t know about you, but I’ve always liked second hand stores. I’m fairly picky, but Goodwill, Salvation Army, and many others have provided my family significant amounts of savings over the years. But there’s one thing about them that [read more…]
Yesterday, we published an article explaining that though Senate Bill 2060 had been defeated the day before, it was likely to be reconsidered. This bill proposes making North Dakota’s seat belt law a primary offense. The possibility of reconsideration was [read more…]
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