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THE VIEW FROM THE EDGE OF TOWN America's Job Problem Solved by Americans
I have been watching most of the republican debates on television. They make me cry...then laugh...then cry again. It is quite obvious the wealthy candidates (they all are) on stage look upon most ...
Posted on 1/24/12 at 12:09 PM
THE NEW FORTY "FLOTUS"
I received an email the other day from Barack. The subject line read, "FLOTUS" - which caused me to say, "What the hell is that?" I am, after all, in a field that is fairly acronym savvy so I consider...
Posted on 1/16/12 at 8:05 AM
THE FLENSBURGER FILES 2012: The Year of Reckoning
If there is a year where judgement day will take place, where our actions of the past will determine our fate in the future and where justice will be served once and for all, this year is it and for ...
Posted on 1/4/12 at 7:12 AM
PARVENTING GIVEAWAY! Two pork-roast dinner tickets
A source gave me two tickets to the DEM-NPL Disrict's 12-29 annual pork roast dinner, and I can't go, so I'm sharing them with you, dear readers. The dinner is 5:30 p.m. THIS Sunday, Oct. 16, at Spir...
Posted on 10/13/11 at 2:58 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Minneapolis 'all but out' of convention consideration
The Washington-based news operation Politico reports that Minneapolis and Cleveland are "all but out of the running" for the 2012 Democratic National Convention. The choice apparently has been narrow...
Posted on 12/20/10 at 5:24 AM
Fargo gay activist plans to run for House seat in Fargo's District 44 
Joshua Boschee submitted a thin stack of papers Friday at the Cass County Auditor’s Office and in doing so became what might be North Dakota’s first openly gay candidate for a legislative seat. Boschee was surrounded by a handful of friends and supporters when he filed papers to run as a Democrat for a House seat in north Fargo’s District 44, now represented by two Republicans.
By Patrick Springer , March 16, 2012
Oil Patch dominates platform debate
The social and environmental effects of western North Dakota’s growing pains highlighted a two-hour debate Friday over the Democratic-NPL Party’s proposed platform for 2012.
By Kristen M. Daum , March 16, 2012
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Potter sees positives of federal health care reform
The Democratic candidate for insurance commissioner vowed to lobby on behalf of everyone in North Dakota if he is elected to the post this fall.
Tom Potter of Grand Forks received his party’s official endorsement Friday during the Democratic-NPL Party convention.
By Teri Finneman , March 16, 2012
‘Cowboy’ Taylor pledges courage as governor
Ryan Taylor vows to be the people’s governor and to have “the courage to stand up and speak out for real North Dakota people” if he wins the election for the state’s highest office in November.
By Teri Finneman , March 16, 2012
N.D. Democrats ready to ‘fight back’ in 2012
Officials say Bill Clinton will boost party’s energyAfter a rough outcome following the 2010 election, U.S. Senate hopeful Heidi Heitkamp said North Dakota Democrats are ready for a fresh start and a new round of candidates who could boost the party’s profile in the state this Election Day.
March 16, 2012
How to see Bill Clinton in Grand Forks
Grand Forks residents will have three chances to see former President Bill Clinton when he visits Saturday. Clinton will speak at the flood obelisk in downtown Grand Forks, located just south of the Sorlie Bridge on the bank of the Red River, at 10:45 a.m. The public is invited and asked to arrive by 10:15 a.m. The speech will also be carried live on Grand Forks Channel 2.
By Herald Staff Report , March 16, 2012
Heitkamp trip shows message-tailoring challenge
Depending on whether she’s at home or away on the campaign trail, North Dakota Democrat Heidi Heitkamp may have to strike different tones. The distinction wouldn’t be what the Senate hopeful says, but how she says it.
By Kristen M. Daum , March 14, 2012
N.D. Dem-NPL convention to endorse candidates, welcome Clinton back
The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party will host its state convention in Grand Forks this weekend, and delegates will choose the party’s endorsed candidates for the U.S. House, U.S. Senate, governor and several other statewide offices on Friday and Saturday.
March 13, 2012
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- N.D. Democratic-NPL governor candidate Taylor to announce lt. gov. running mate
Dayton's legacy might be shaped by crucial days just ahead
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton's path forward is sure to test the political skills he has sharpened over the past year.
By Baird Helgeson , March 05, 2012
Liberal blog: Punk the N.D. GOP caucus?
A liberal blog is calling for Democrats in North Dakota and other states with open primaries or caucuses to add some “hilarity” to the Republican presidential race.
March 04, 2012
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Former President Clinton returning to Grand Forks March 17 for N.D. Dem-NPL convention
The last time former President Bill Clinton was in the Grand Forks area was April 1997, when the Red River reached a record 54.35 feet and much of Grand Forks and East Grand Forks were in water.
March 01, 2012
Grand Forks Democrats draw about 100 to local endorsing convention
Democratic residents of Districts 17, 18, 19, 42 and 43 gathered at Valley Middle School on Saturday for a joint district endorsing convention, an event held every other year to elect local district leadership and endorse candidates for the North Dakota Legislature.
February 18, 2012
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Payroll tax cut a big present for 160 million wage-earners
Americans are getting an election-year tax present. Congress voted with rare speed and cooperation Thursday to extend a Social Security payroll tax cut for 160 million workers and to renew unemployment benefits for millions more who haven't seen a paycheck in six months.
By Andrew Taylor , February 17, 2012
Congressional deal trims maximum U.S. jobless benefit period to 73 weeks
Millions of Americans will continue to receive long-term unemployment benefits under legislation approved Friday in Congress, but the scope of the program is being scaled back to cover fewer people by the end of the year.
By Sam Hananel , February 17, 2012
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