Carol Sawicki, Fargo The debate over split state Senate districts for the North Dakota House of Representatives during the last few months has been interesting to watch. With the upcoming special session of the Legislature, we’re hoping for more discussion on this important topic. ...
Steve Moen, Minot In the weeks leading up to the special legislative session we have seen the special interest groups, including the governor, circling the $1.2 billion ARPA fund like vultures circling a dead carrion or sharks on a feeding frenzy each trying to get a piece of the fund. ...
Andrew Allis, Granville Tuesday’s stunning and landmark victory for Republican Glenn Youngkin over former Democrat governor Terry McAuliffe in the gubernatorial race in the decidedly blue state of Virginia was a clear and resounding repudiation of wokeism, the Biden agenda, the progressive ...
James Maxson, Minot Dissatisfaction with our elected officials in Washington appears to be as high as it has ever been in my lifetime. There is no shortage of blame being thrown around. The left blames the right. The right blames the left. Conservatives blame MSNBC. Liberals blame Fox News. ...
Trygve Hammer, Velva Andrew Allis’s nearly 800-word regurgitation of right-wing talking points—”Breathtaking Failure or the intended deconstruction of America?”—met none of the Minot Daily News’s criteria for a piece of that length. The first paragraph took nearly eighty ...
Gary Berube, Mandan Is this the government our founders warned us about? A government that allows censorship and uses fear and intimidation to control its citizens. Parents speaking up are called domestic terrorists and investigated by the DOJ. Radical groups burn, loot and destroy ...