Dorgan Tucks Tail and (doesn’t) Runs

Thursday, January 7th, 2010

Long time North Dakota U.S. Senator Byron Dorgan announced that he would not be running for re-election in the coming 2010 elections. Despite his claims that he isn’t running because of threats of ND Governor John Hoeven running against him or a threat of losing his position, I don’t think there’s much doubt in [...]

Open Letter to Congressman Pomeroy

Friday, November 6th, 2009

Inspired by Clint who was able to hand deliver his letter to Congressman Pomeroy’s office in Bismarck. Here is the letter that I e-mailed to Pomeroy. You can send him one too! Do it today. Feel free to use any of the below letter in your own. It’s pretty personalized [...]

Happy Birthday North Dakota

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

Today, in 1889, the State of North Dakota was officially made part of the Union. 120 years later, we are still going strong. We have the strongest economy of the states. We are innovative while remaining conservative. It can be done, let North Dakota show you how!
Happy Birthday North Dakota! [...]

North Dakota Is The Shining Star

Wednesday, October 21st, 2009

Funnily, our state, which has been touted for much longer than the stimulus has been around, is the only state to have actual job growth since the stimulus was put in place. What’s even funnier is that that growth has absolutely nothing to do with the stimulus and more to do with our economy [...]

Bismarck Tea Party 7/2/09

Friday, July 3rd, 2009

I finally was able to attend a tea party.   The previous ones either landed on bad days, or on blizzards, so I was unable to attend.  I’m glad I made it to this one.  Not only was it a great rally, it was a huge success.  Estimates are that there were about 1000 people in [...]

N.D. House Votes Against Competition

Friday, February 13th, 2009

Welcome to the “Good Ol’ Boy’s” state I guess. The House voted to keep the North Dakota Pharmacy law as is. The current law states that any pharmacy must be majority owned by a state licensed pharmacist. It’s a holdover from a much older time and from much older concerns. Now, [...]