Yesterday, we published an article explaining that the North Dakota Senate Finance & Taxation Committee gave a 5-1 Do Not Pass recommendation for House Bill 1545. This legislation proposed a study of the “feasibility and desirability of providing an alternative [read more…]
Those who have followed The Minuteman for some time know that we are not fans — at all — of the atrociously unfair and abusive property tax. It’s my personal opinion that it’s the most immoral tax that there is. [read more…]
In a close vote of 25-21, the North Dakota Senate voted today to repeal what was left of the state’s Sunday Closing Laws— otherwise known as “Blue Laws”. Rep. Shannon Roers Jones’ (R – District 46) HB 1097 passed the [read more…]
For more reasons than we can discuss here, North Dakota’s 2019 Legislative Session has largely been a disappointment— especially when it comes to taxes. For example, last month we published an article explaining a number of bills that had the [read more…]
For the second time in ten days, Rep. Dan Johnston (R – District 24) has a perfect bill. You might recall that on March 8th the North Dakota Senate passed House Bill 1052, which brought clarification to existing homeschool law [read more…]
Last month the North Dakota House defeated House Bill 1537— otherwise known as the “Red Flag Bill”. This legislation would have enabled a law enforcement officer to obtain a search warrant and seize an individuals firearm if they submit a sworn [read more…]
Rick Becker is a preeminent public figure when it comes to limited government politics in North Dakota. Whether it’s manufactured controversy over a meme, eliminating sobriety checkpoints, or pointing out the Legislature’s need for true fiscal conservatism; these are just [read more…]
It’s not a term of endearment— “RINO”. Of course, this is an acronym for “Republican In Name Only”. Meaning, someone that claims to be a Republican but doesn’t represent the conservative principles the party professes to stand for. Unfortunately, this [read more…]
When I first heard that House Bill 1052 was in the works, I wondered how it would be received by the North Dakota Legislature. After all, homeschool legislation has historically been met with debate and a bit of skepticism. In [read more…]
The North Dakota House rejected a 9-5 Do Not Pass recommendation from its committee on Finance and Taxation today for House Concurrent Resolution 3055. The proposed constitutional amendment easily passed on a 69-23 vote. As explained in the resolutions Statement [read more…]
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