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Rob Port Fails to Minimize Former Burgum Advisor’s Bad Behavior

June 1, 2022 T. Arthur Mason

Yesterday I wrote about Robbie Lauf— a former advisor to Governor Doug Burgum who was named as Director of Partnerships and Programming for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Foundation back in February. You can read the article here, but in [read more…]

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Former Burgum Advisor & TR Library Director Once Mocked Disabled Fan

May 31, 2022 T. Arthur Mason

Two years ago, we were the first to make the detailed connections between Governor Doug Burgum and the Dakota Leadership PAC. Burgum was using this PAC to campaign against conservative candidates in the 2020 June primary. As illustrated by the [read more…]

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Will Hoeven & Cramer Chastise Burgum About Unity?

April 7, 2022 T. Arthur Mason

Last Saturday was the North Dakota Republican Party’s (NDGOP) state convention. Not only were delegates silenced on the rules, but the convention as a whole was quite a mess. Amidst it all, the delegates got to hear calls from Senators [read more…]

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The NDGOP, Legislature, & Power Grab You Didn’t Know About

December 14, 2021 T. Arthur Mason

Last month the North Dakota Legislature convened in special session. The primary purpose of their doing so was to complete the state’s legislative redistricting required by federal law. This occurs every ten years after the results of the United States [read more…]

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NDGOP Infighting Will Likely Mean More Primary Challenges

May 12, 2021 T. Arthur Mason

The final district reorganization meeting for the North Dakota Republican Party took place last night. Conservatives in District 30 came away victorious. Though the sometimes contentious reorg season has drawn to a close, I think it’s safe to say that [read more…]

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Burgum Deserves Credit for Proclamation Declaring ND Sanctuary State for Guns

April 27, 2021 T. Arthur Mason

Over the years, we’ve been critical of Governor Doug Burgum on a number of issues. That’s to be expected when there’s disagreement on important matters that affect North Dakotans. But the flip side is that it’s also important to give [read more…]

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ND Senate Fails to Protect Right to Vote in Person

March 23, 2021 T. Arthur Mason

In response to COVID-19 last year, one of Governor Doug Burgum’s many executive orders paved the way for a mail-only Primary Election. While the order “strongly encouraged” the state’s 53 county commissions to do this — rather than him mandating [read more…]

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URGENT: Burgum Pressures Lawmakers to Revote on Limiting His Powers

February 15, 2021 T. Arthur Mason

Last Friday, the North Dakota Legislature passed House Bill 1386 by a margin of 54-39. This was somewhat of a surprise, because the bill came out of committee with a 9-5 Do Not Pass. But Rep. Rick Becker (R – [read more…]

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Prediction: Legislature Won’t End State of Emergency

February 4, 2021 T. Arthur Mason

We’re just over a month away from the one year anniversary of Governor Doug Burgum declaring a State of Emergency in response to COVID-19. And from the looks of things, it doesn’t appear the North Dakota Legislature will end it [read more…]

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Magrum’s HB 1256 Takes on Zuckerberg & Burgum

January 23, 2021 T. Arthur Mason

Two days ago, Rep. Jeff Magrum (R – District 28) introduced House Bill 1256 to the House Government and Veterans Affairs Committee. The bill is likely to draw passionate discussion once it hits the floor for debate. If HB 1256 [read more…]

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