The seats in North Dakota’s 66th Legislative Assembly have barely had a chance to cool off and the rhetoric has already begun that lawmakers came out of the session with a “conservative” budget. The first to push the narrative appears [read more…]
By now you’re well aware that the stage has been set for North Dakota to get the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum. According to the National Archives, this will be the 14th of its kind— 15th if we count [read more…]
I wrote earlier today about the Legislature voting to strip State Auditor Josh Gallion of his authority to initiate performance audits. They did this through an amendment to the auditor’s budget in Senate Bill 2004. It is — without question [read more…]
We recently featured an article praising the work of State Auditor Josh Gallion. You can read it for yourself, but Gallion has been doing a great job bringing accountability and transparency to North Dakota government. But apparently when dealing with [read more…]
The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum is a done deal. As I wrote earlier today, the North Dakota Legislature did as expected and gave Governor Doug Burgum his library. In terms of legislation, all that’s needed now is for [read more…]
Last week we broke the news that there were constitutional issues with House Bill 1320. This, of course, was the bill that was completely hijacked in an effort to push funding for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum through. [read more…]
Early last month, we published an article expressing the view that Rep. Corey Mock (D – District 18) deserves credit for coming up with an idea to save more Legacy Fund dollars— rather than spend them. That idea was found [read more…]
Back in February, I wrote that North Dakota’s Food Freedom Law was under attack again. This time it came in the form of Senate Bill 2269, which was sponsored by former grocer and current State Senator and Assistant Majority Leader [read more…]
We’ve long been opponents to the State of North Dakota footing any part of the bill for the proposed Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum. In fact, I first wrote about this in January of 2018. A lot has changed [read more…]
The following article was first published on The Minuteman June 29, 2017. The title of this article is not an embellishment… at all. Those of us who advocate for the abolition of property taxes have said it time and time [read more…]
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