ND US HOUSE RACE
Anti-abortion group endorses Grande in U.S. House race 
North Dakota Rep. Bette Grande, R-Fargo, picked up a national endorsement Tuesday as she vies for the GOP endorsement to run for the U.S. House next year.
By Herald Staff Report , December 06, 2011
Ruth Stefonowicz, Fargo, letter: N.D. will miss Earl Pomeroy
If you are a teacher, did you thank Rep. Earl Pomeroy, D-N.D., for heading the effort to let Washington know we have highly qualified teachers in North Dakota?
If you are a farmer, did you thank Pomeroy for being at the table to give North Dakota the best farm bill ever?
By Ruth Stefonowicz , November 10, 2010
Jeff Miller, Rugby, N.D., letter: Vote Berg to end ‘fiscal child abuse’
Child abuse: Those two words always get people’s attention.
Well, let me make it three words, “Fiscal child abuse,” for that is what our national debt should be called.
By Jeff Miller , October 30, 2010
Tim Mathern, Fargo, letter: Pomeroy has both clout and heart
As Byron Dorgan leaves the U.S. Senate, Rep. Earl Pomeroy’s seniority never has been more important.
By Tim Mathern , October 30, 2010
Rae Ann Kelsch, Mandan, N.D., letter: Peers voted Berg five times into leadership
Rick Berg has worked in the real world where timelines are imperative and performance is expected. John Olsrud and Earl Pomeroy have not spent time in the private sector.
By Rae Ann Kelsch , October 28, 2010
Dr. Charles Christianson, Grand Forks, letter: Health care reform benefits rural hospitals
Health reform legislation brings direct benefits to rural North Dakota hospitals and providers, financially stabilizes our entire health care system, provides coverage for our 68,000 uninsured and lets families for whom insurance is unaffordable to choose to buy a private plan through an exchange.
By Dr. Charles Christianson , October 28, 2010
Lee Murdock, Grand Forks, letter: Americans need reform’s many benefits
How can I as a Christian turn my back on those less fortunate individuals whom the bill helps and includes? How can I vote for candidates who would work to repeal the health care bill?
By Lee Murdock , October 25, 2010
Shirley Bohnsack, Mayville, N.D., letter: Thank you, Rep. Pomeroy, for health care vote
I am so grateful to Rep. Earl Pomeroy for his vote on health care reform. Any family could end up in a situation such as ours, and Pomeroy knows that.
Let’s look past our own selfishness and show our concern for all North Dakotans.
By Shirley Bohnsack , October 25, 2010
Pete Antonson, Northwood, N.D., column: Health care reform may hurt rural hospitals
I have noticed how Rep. Earl Pomeroy, D-N.D., has stated that the reform bill has saved rural hospitals in the state.
If rural hospitals mean those in Bismarck, Fargo, Grand Forks and Minot, then the statement is true. But if it means rural hospitals such as those in Northwood, the statement is not true.
By Pete Antonson , October 25, 2010
Eric Aasmundstad, Bismarck, column: Vote Berg over ‘big spending’ Pomeroy
Rick Berg will work tirelessly to protect our industry, farms, ranches and way of life from over-regulation, over-taxation and the heavy hand of government.
It’s time to elect Berg to Congress.
By Eric Aasmundstad , October 24, 2010
Tim Lamb, Grand Forks, letter: Pomeroy’s seniority means billions for N.D.
I’m afraid if GOP challenger Rick Berg gets elected, it could cost the state billions in federal money. That’s right: billions with a “b.”
By Tim Lamb , October 24, 2010
Dr. Rick Becker, Bismarck, letter: NDMA did not explicitly support reform law
As a member of the North Dakota Medical Association and of the NDMA Legislative Commission and having a copy of that letter, I would like to clarify that NDMA has not explicitly supported the health care reform law. Rather, it has supported certain provisions in the law and opposed others.
By Dr. Rick Becker , October 22, 2010
James Kerian, Grafton, N.D., letter: Berg doesn’t resort to personal attacks
The old adage “follow the money” shows clearly that only Berg is interested in being the representative in Congress for the people of North Dakota.
By James Kerian , October 21, 2010
John Olsrud, Bismarck, letter -- Berg as legislative leader: ‘A disappointment’
It was my privilege to serve as director of the North Dakota Legislative Council for 25 years before my retirement in 2007. ...
Rick Berg, who now is running for Congress, was a disappointment as a legislative leader.
By John Olsrud , October 21, 2010
Leonas Firme, Grand Forks, letter: Pork-barrel politics shouldn’t be point of pride
The Pomeroy approach always has been to spend, spend, spend and take, take, take. This “Washington Way” of legislating is reckless, unsustainable, imbalanced, unfair and wrong.
One glance at our federal deficit shouts that loud and clear.
By Leonas Firme , October 20, 2010
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