For Immediate ReleaseTuesday, March 2, 2021 Certain allegations have been made against me recently, many of which occurred years ago and at that time were dropped as meritless. I have already apologized for my response to the Democratic lawmakers when [read more…]
I just got off the phone earlier with Lynn M. Boughey— the attorney for embattled legislator, Rep. Luke Simons (R – District 36). As you’re no doubt aware, Simons is facing potential expulsion from the North Dakota Legislature for informal [read more…]
You’ve likely heard about accusations leveled at Rep. Luke Simons (R – District 36) this week. They were released after an incident in which Simons lost his temper and told Rep. Karla Rose Hanson (D – District 44) to “f*** [read more…]
On March 13th of this year, Governor Doug Burgum issued an Executive Order declaring a State of Emergency “in response to the public health crisis” known as COVID-19. It’s been a long eight months since then. And according to documentation [read more…]
On March 19th, Governor Doug Burgum signed Executive Order 2020-6. It’s one of many orders the state’s top executive has signed in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. What was unique about this one is that it placed certain restrictions on [read more…]
What if I told you that North Dakota taxpayers were recently put on the hook for a legislative summit in Nashville, TN to the tune of over $81,000? And that the overall cost for North Dakota legislators and Legislative Council [read more…]
Almost a year ago, we published an article detailing a myriad of proposals that would make changes to the way North Dakota handles ballot measures. These potential changes came as a result of Senate Bill 2135 from the 2017 Legislative [read more…]
In November of last year, we published an article showing that North Dakota’s ethanol subsidies might be unconstitutional. I encourage you to read it for background information. In support of our position, we included a response in that article from [read more…]
In November of last year, we published an article detailing the argument that North Dakota’s ethanol subsidies may be unconstitutional. The question arose while reviewing the minutes from the interim Government Finance Committee’s meeting on August 2, 2017. In that [read more…]
In June of last year, we published an article questioning whether ballot measures are in jeopardy? The question came as a result of last legislative session’s Senate Bill 2135. This bill authorized an “Initiated and Referred Measure Study Commission”, to [read more…]
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