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Ethics for Thee but not for Me

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February 9, 2018

North Dakota's Governor Doug Burgum has reimbursed Xcel Engery…

Anti-Corruption Amendment Filed in North Dakota

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January 31, 2018

North Dakotans for Public Integrity, a local nonpartisan group…

Questionable Use of State-Owned Email Continues in Bismarck

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December 13, 2017

The use of state-owned property is limited specifically when…

Not Your Typical NRA Post

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December 28, 2016

Let me be clear, this is not an anti-NRA nor an anti-gun post.…

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Ethics for Thee but not for Me

Anti-Corruption Amendment Filed in North Dakota

Questionable Use of State-Owned Email Continues in Bismarck

Not Your Typical NRA Post

An Open Letter to US Senator John Hoeven on SCOTUS Vacancy

Senator Cramer says “We just have to be willing to bite that bullet” on changes to Social Security and Medicare

Cramer Attempts Amends After Embarrassing Trump

ND Emergency Commission Set to Double-Dip on Failed Approach to Pandemic

Was It Worth It?

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