Imagine being ripped to pieces. Such is the reality for tens of thousands of unborn children each year in the United States. This barbaric — yet legal — practice is called “dilation and evacuation” or “dismemberment abortion“. Make no mistake [read more…]
Last week it finally hit the news that the North Dakota Republican Party will be considering a resolution this week calling for changes to state law in how political parties nominate their candidates for general elections. In a document released [read more…]
Last time we published anything about Mike Seminary, he had just been walloped by Steve Bakken in the June election for Mayor of Bismarck. That 20-point defeat earned Seminary the title of “Former Mayor of Bismarck”. It was a fitting [read more…]
More than once this week I have heard grumblings from Republicans that incumbent Secretary of State candidate Al Jaeger may be in trouble. I hesitate to believe such things without any polling to back up the idea, but Democratic candidate [read more…]
On April 4th of this year, Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem’s office confirmed that it was investigating Minot resident Terpsichore “Tore” Maras-Lindeman for “alleged violations of the consumer fraud laws and charitable solicitation laws”. Apparently the case between Maras-Lindeman and Stenehjem are the [read more…]
Last month, when Legalize ND turned in their signatures to the Secretary of State’s office, we published an article in which I listed five arguments off the top of my head that opponents would give as reason to vote against [read more…]
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…]
If you follow North Dakota news, then you’ve probably noticed a couple of issues coming out of Fargo that have raised the ire of some of its residents. On Monday, The Forum reported that the City Commission was once again [read more…]
It was reported today that the North Dakota Industrial Commission is eight months behind in publishing their meeting minutes. According to their website: “The Legislature created the Industrial Commission of North Dakota (the ‘Commission’) in 1919 to conduct and manage, [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…]
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