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State Auditor Josh Gallion is a Rising Star— With the People

April 5, 2019 T. Arthur Mason

After Josh Gallion won his bid in 2016 to be North Dakota’s State Auditor, he told the Bismarck Tribune that he hoped to improve the perception of the audit process and find savings for our state government. Gallion’s victory in [read more…]

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Senate Bill 2037: Would You Like a Nuclear Bore Hole in Your Backyard?

February 27, 2019 T. Arthur Mason

How would you feel about the prospect of the United States Department of Energy drilling a nuclear bore hole in your backyard? Ask the folks in Pierce County. There’s more than a few of them with some pretty strong feelings [read more…]

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Transparency in Governor’s Travel & Security Costs is a Good Thing

January 12, 2019 T. Arthur Mason

Last June, State Auditor Josh Gallion released a “Performance Audit Report” of the Governor’s Office for travel and use of state resources. It came in the aftermath of Governor Doug Burgum being scrutinized for attending last year’s Super Bowl on [read more…]

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Demolishing the Old Governor’s Mansion is a Waste

May 17, 2018 T. Arthur Mason

The “old” governor’s mansion, that was built in 1960 and served as home to nine of North Dakota’s governor’s, is set to be demolished Friday. In August of last year, I wrote an article asking, “What Kind of Message Should [read more…]

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What if Former Governor Ed Schafer Took on Heidi Heitkamp for Senate?

December 20, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

It’s a brilliant idea. One that I can’t claim as my own. Last week, while visiting with a highly respected state official, the topic of the United States Senate campaign came up. Who would be best positioned to beat Democratic [read more…]

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The Legislature’s Lawsuit Against Gov. Burgum Just Got Ridiculous

December 20, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

At the conclusion of the 2017 Legislative Session, Governor Doug Burgum utilized his veto power and in the process ticked off some folks in the Legislative Assembly. Two of those that had their feathers ruffled was House Majority Leader Al [read more…]

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Save the Taxpayer & Start Eliminating State Agencies

August 7, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

Have you ever taken a look at North Dakota’s alphabet of state agencies? If you haven’t, I highly recommend it. You can see them here. I took the opportunity to take a quick look recently, and it’s quite an eye-opening experience. [read more…]

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Burgum’s Salary: The Issue that Shouldn’t Have Been

May 22, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

One of the issues that wore a little thin with some folks – including some legislators – was that of Doug Burgum’s campaign promise to reject his salary as governor. After taking office, Governor Burgum tried to make good on [read more…]

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