A few days ago, I broke the story that a problematic oversight had been discovered in the recently passed House Bill 1169– otherwise known as Constitutional Carry. That oversight has to do with carrying a loaded firearm in a vehicle [read more…]
A recent decision by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the Department of Justice to “give new authority to law enforcement agencies to seize money, contraband and property when they can prove those assets are the ill-gotten gains of criminal [read more…]
An oversight in the recently passed Constitutional Carry bill has been discovered. And it’s pretty important for those of us who intend on utilizing our right to carry concealed. My personal investigation started when I was sent this picture that [read more…]
Ten days ago a source I know with connections in the North Dakota Republican Party (NDGOP) contacted me with some surprising information. With the agreement that I wouldn’t break the news (something that has now been done), he told me [read more…]
The 2016-2017 school year has just finished up for schools across North Dakota. But as they head into summer break, education is still on the minds of many. Take for instance the upcoming Governor’s Summit on Innovative Education that will [read more…]
Discussion has heated up about a potential opponent to sitting U.S. Senator Heidi Heitkamp in 2018. Names like current U.S. Congressman Kevin Cramer, state Senator Tom Campbell (R – District 19), and former U.S. Congressman Rick Berg have all surfaced. [read more…]
Rep. Rick C. Becker (R – District 7) appeared on Point of View with host Chris Berg yesterday to discuss the passage of House Bill 1221, otherwise known as "Andrew’s Law". Not only did it pass the House, but it [read more…]
Last Friday Governor Doug Burgum signed Senate Bill 2327 into law. The bill creates a new cabinet level position from the already existing Environmental Health Section of the North Dakota Department of Health and elevates it to the stand-alone "Department [read more…]
This morning the House had floor debate on Senate Bill 2018, which is the appropriations bill for the Department of Commerce. It was actually an interesting debate that illustrates the various factions that exist on the House side of our [read more…]
Last month we broke a story about Senate Bill 2186– allegedly the brain child of current Superintendent of Public Instruction Kirsten Baesler, which originally proposed that the Superintendent of Public Instruction be given the authority to waive "anystate statute or [read more…]
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