Whose lives matter?
Let’s become the loving, embracing city that we know we are
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The roots of Republican Party dishonor
We need to get a better grip on what the gospel of greed and worship of the corporation have done TO us, as well…
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Saving lives, shattering myths
We need to bury the myths, replacing hysteria and fear with evidence-based strategies.
Read NowSome Christmas poetry
Foley loved Christmas, and he loved Children, and he loved Children’s Christmas poems. Here are a couple of his best.
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‘Our Water Is Our Single Last Property’
Archambault could not have been more clear. “We oppose the pipeline.”
Read NowTime for a reset in the Democratic Party
“The Democratic-NPL Party is now an endangered species.”
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A matter of context
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Read NowHistorical Facts
Fargo-Moorhead exists on the Red River, where Ojibwe and Dakota people fished for sturgeon or namé, the “king of fish.”
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This is their death knell
When you corner a wild dog it will snap at you and you will sometimes be bitten.
Read NowCorporate worship and compromising the police profession
It’s not easy being blue: the roots of Republican Party dishonor
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The Roots of Republican Party Dishonor: Part II
Corporate Worship and Compromising the Military Profession
Read NowOf oil refineries and national parks
Is it really appropriate to build an oil refinery three miles from a national park? A lot of people don’t think so.
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Joe McCarthy didn’t run for President…until now.
But who does the selecting of what makes sense in a democracy, and what doesn’t?
Read NowSocialism and the North Dakota genius
“[In England] the liberty of the individual is still believed in,…But this has nothing to do with economic liberty, the right to exploit others…
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Pipelines leak
Not a single fine for spilling hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil and saltwater into North Dakota’s soil and water.
Read NowStrengthening families
We need meaningful action, not just lip service, when it comes to strengthening families.
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A slow boat to nowhere
Dealing with trade disputes
Read NowPortland to the prairie: returning to my roots
As we mature we realize that home is more than a dot on a map.
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Soggy tea bags vs. concrete jobs
Congressman Cramer’s cover, like that of most hard-line conservatives, has been that business is somehow more efficient than government.
Read NowDepressing news, calls to heal, no one listens
There have been too many tragedies in the United States lately. We’ve become numb to the death and destruction that fill our headlines. It’s…
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That is not who we are
"In this city, my friends are dying. And their deaths have now been published as advertisement for a musical."
Read NowTo Hillary or not to Hillary?
After a long, hard-fought campaign, Bernie Sanders endorsed Hillary Clinton this week; and wasting no time, his supporters lashed out at him. The endorsement…
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With oil dollars all but gone, what did we get?
The state of North Dakota’s rainy day fund may be out of money by the end of the year. The state relied on Moody’s…
Read NowRobert Biedron on political Activism
By Amy Venn Within the confines of the typically left-leaning liberal European governments lies a country in a bitter battle with the ultra-conservative right.…
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