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NOTICE: Deadlines Ahead for ND Legislators to Submit Bill Proposals

November 16, 2018 T. Arthur Mason

North Dakota’s 2019 Legislative Session is fast approaching. December 3rd – 5th will be the organizational session for the legislature as mandated by Article IV, Section 7 of the State Constitution. As you can see by the agenda that governs [read more…]

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Should the North Dakota Legislature Meet Annually?

August 8, 2018 T. Arthur Mason

The North Dakota Supreme Court recently settled the dispute over Governor Doug Burgum’s vetoes. According to the Grand Fork’s Herald: “Lawmakers petitioned the court late last year and asked the justices to determine the legal effect of the vetoes, in [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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Is Williston High School’s Bring Your Own Device Program Unconstitutional?

August 29, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

I had a reader of The Minuteman recently send me an inquiry about my thoughts on Williston High School’s Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program. More specifically, they wondered if I thought it was constitutional on a state level. Since [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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Ignoring the State Constitution: What if a Legislator Lives Outside the State?

May 5, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

During the 2015 Legislative Session, Senate Concurrent Resolution 4010 was passed. This resolution later became known as Constitutional Measure 1 on last year’s General Election ballot, which passed with an astounding 86% of the vote. Measure 1 amended the North [read more…]

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San Bernardino Shooting is Grim Reminder of Our Own Vulnerable Schools

April 10, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

For those at San Bernardino Elementary School in California this morning, tragedy has struck as an unidentified person entered a classroom and opened fire. While few details have been released at this point, news media is reporting that two people [read more…]

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Gov. Burgum Should Do the Right Thing – Don’t Listen to Ed Schafer

March 23, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

Former Governor Ed Schafer is highly respected in politics and by the state he once served in. Though its been nearly two decades since he was the state’s chief executive, he still has influence. And yesterday he tried to exert [read more…]

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North Dakota Republicans– Umm, About that No Raising Taxes Stuff

March 9, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

Last year, as we headed into the North Dakota Republican Convention and the primary season, North Dakota’s budget was a hot topic. Chief among the discussion was the problematic spending increases of the legislature and whether the 2017 legislative session [read more…]

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House Bill Seeks to Limit School Bond Votes

March 8, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

A hot topic in a few areas of the state recently has been that of school bonds. The communities of Fargo, Bismarck, and Stanley all had bond votes Tuesday. Fargo and Bismarck passed theirs with flying colors. Stanley’s bond went [read more…]

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