Baseball has historically been known as “America’s Past-time”. But over the years professional football – in particular the National Football League (NFL) – has unquestionably become the most popular sport in America. For many, an afternoon of watching rivalries like [read more…]
Sixteen years ago today America witnessed the tragedy that we now know simply as “9/11”. I don’t have to tell you what happened that day… you know. And while there are varying views on whether people believe the narrative as [read more…]
I’ve never really listened to Kid Rock’s music. I know who he is. And I know he’s outspoken. Wikipedia’s bio says this: “Robert James Ritchie (born January 17, 1971), known professionally as Kid Rock, is an American singer, rapper, songwriter, [read more…]
Today the United States Congress passed legislation that will simultaneously raise the debt ceiling for three months and fund hurricane relief to the tune of $15 billion. This really comes as no surprise. Not only does Washington have a history [read more…]
For many North Dakotans, the anticipation of President Donald Trump’s visit to a Mandan oil refinery in the Peace Garden State was big. And while the topic of tax reform was expected, there was an unexpected moment that I’m not [read more…]
Hurricane Harvey is wreaking havoc on Houston, Texas and surrounding areas. While people are forced out of their homes and into shelters – wondering where to go from here – we have the liberal lunatic left acting like the buffoons [read more…]
Earlier this month North Dakota State Senator Tom Campbell (R – District 19) announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States Senate. Campbell hopes to win over North Dakota Republicans and become the 2018 Republican nominee versus incumbent [read more…]
A recent Letter to the Editor in the Forum by Fargo resident Ben Lambrecht calls for North Dakota to use the heavy hand of government to stop discrimination against the LGBTQ community in the workplace. A call that has been defeated in [read more…]
With schools beginning their 2017 – 2018 school years across the state, I wanted to take just a brief moment to remind interested parents about the new opt out forms for state testing. I’ve seen a few inquiries floating around [read more…]
Ever since the events of one week ago when groups of hate-filled people clashed in Charlottesville, Virginia – culminating in 20 year old James Alex Fields, Jr. driving his car into a crowd and killing 32 year old Heather Heyer [read more…]
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