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Legislature Rejects Dalrymple Budget
/by Tyler AxnessAt 10:00 am today, Republican Governor Jack Dalrymple presented his final budget to the Legislative Assembly. As you likely know, Dalrymple decided to not seek another term. Doug Burgum will take over later in the month. The budget has been met with mixed reviews from those I’ve talked to. For the short glance I’ve had the opportunity to […]
Smart Oversight is Long Overdue
/by Tyler AxnessIt is long past due for the State of North Dakota to be smart about energy oversight. On December 6th an oil pipeline leak was discovered near Belfield, ND. The “significant” leak that impacted a tributary of the Little Missouri River was found by a landowner according to reports. Sound familiar? It should. One of the […]
Organizational Session Begins in Bismarck
/by Tyler AxnessToday starts the three-day Organizational Session for the 65th Legislature. Three days of computer training, learning the basic division of powers, and understanding your role as a legislator. Seems rather boring, right? Here is why you need to pay attention: committee assignments are decided at this session, and that greatly impacts the outcome of legislation. […]
The Local Attack on Teacher Unions
/by Tyler AxnessThe attacks on teacher unions are not new to politics. With President-elect Trump’s Department of Education nomination of Betsy DeVos, I don’t see that trend ending anytime soon. However, we don’t need to look to Washington to see the backhanded attempts to diminish the role of teacher unions in education policy. We can look at what is […]
Did $10,000 Influence Stenehjem’s Decision on Dakota Access Land Purchase?
/by Tyler AxnessThere is no shortage of coverage on what is taking place near Standing Rock. The pipeline protest entering its fifth month has been top of mind in our region. As the Army Corps of Engineers issued a date for protesters to leave the site, we hold our breath for a peaceful resolution for both sides. At times it has […]