In recent weeks, North Dakotans are being exposed to media coverage about the “toxic” state of politics in North Dakota. Much of this stems from the retirements of two state senators— Erin Oban (D-District 35) and Nicole Poolman (R-District 7). [read more…]
Back in January, we published an article explaining that Rep. Dan Johnston’s (R – District 24) House Bill 1052 has the potential to be the most impactful piece of legislation we’ve seen for many homeschool families in North Dakota. In fact, [read more…]
Back in December, we published and article explaining that five Republicans had joined a lone Democrat — Senator Erin Oban (District 35) — in sponsoring a bill that would make North Dakota’s seat belt laws for adults even more stringent. Senate [read more…]
About a month ago, we reported that a lone Democratic State Senator — Erin Oban (District 35) — had joined five Republicans on a bill proposing to move North Dakota’s seat belt law from secondary enforcement to primary. This means [read more…]
In a despicable show of support for the North Dakota House Assistant Minority Leader Karla Rose Hanson (D – District 44), eight — yes, EIGHT — legislators, who call themselves Republicans, signed on to House Bill 1537— otherwise known as [read more…]
Just less than two weeks ago, we broke the news that Democratic State Senator Erin Oban joined five Republicans in proposing changes to make North Dakota’s seat belt law more restrictive. Senate Bill 2060 proposes changing the state’s current law — [read more…]
Nearly two years ago we published an article titled, “You Might NOT be a Republican if…“. In it I explained my view that the North Dakota Republican party’s greatest threat isn’t Democrats… it comes from within the party. We call [read more…]
Governor Doug Burgum delivered his Executive Budget Address yesterday. It was his first since being elected in 2016. As an advocate of small government, I was extremely disappointed— yet, not surprised. Last week I wrote about Burgum’s sneak peak into [read more…]
The North Dakota Legislature is in the midst of a three day organizational session this week. The session opened Monday and will conclude today. The regular 2019 Legislative Session is set to convene on January 3rd. Aside from the organizational [read more…]
The news hit yesterday that three state legislators are proposing that state employees receive pay increases in the upcoming 2019 Legislative Session. And go figure— all three are Republicans. It was just last week that I predicted, in the aftermath [read more…]
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