The last thing we need is a bunch of opportunistic politicians jumping into the debate over carbon pipelines not to protect their constituents but to exact revenge on their political enemies.
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum is calling on the public to identify needless regulations that could be struck from the state’s law books. Ideas can be submitted through the governor’s website.
Kathy Kulesa, the longtime human rights director for the North Dakota Department of Labor and Human Rights, takes over for Erica Thunder, who resigned to accept a new position in the state's prison system.
Gov. Doug Burgum says one of the biggest challenges in getting this policy passed may be the age of many of the state's elected leaders. "The state's average age is 35," he said on this episode of Plain Talk. "That is not the average age of the Legislature."
The 191st Military Police Company's destination in southwest Asia is the U.S. Central Command area of operations and includes countries in the Middle East.
