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Congressional candidates debate on radio talk show

GOP House candidates Rick Berg and Kevin Cramer faced off in an informal debate Monday morning on conservative Fargo talk radio station. Berg, a longtime Fargo state legislator, and Cramer, a North Dakota public service commissioner, discussed a variety of topics including energy legislation, Second Amendment rights and term limits for congressmen during the three-hour show.

By By Kristen M. Daum, Forum Communications Co. , February 09, 2010

Parents, doctors debate tots teetering in heels

Parents, doctors debate tots teetering in heels A pair of sparkly, peekaboo shoes with heels 2 inches high are favorites of 6-year-old Helena Bell ever since she got them for a wedding. “She’s worn them to the point where the jewels have fallen off,” said Helena’s mother, Dana Bell of Woodland Hills, Calif. “It’s not my preference, but I’ve stopped fighting it.”

By By Jamie Stengle, The Associated Press , January 20, 2010

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Reform supporters make stop in Jamestown

Reform supporters make stop in Jamestown A decommissioned ambulance sat parked on First Avenue South Tuesday afternoon because a group of health care reform supporters believe the U.S. health care system is in critical condition.

By Ben Rodgers , December 16, 2009

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Senate opens reform debate

Riven by partisanship, the Senate plunged into a widely anticipated debate Monday over sweeping health care legislation that President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats have vowed to approve and Republicans have sworn to block.

By By David Espo, The Associated Press , December 01, 2009

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Health care reform debate

Senate debate on health care reform could begin as early as next week, and Minnesota and North Dakota’s senators have similar but varied ideas about what should be included in the final legislation.

By By Kristen M. Daum, Forum Communications Co. , November 13, 2009

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Obama should weigh in now on health debate

Vast differences — in cost, coverage, ideology and pay-for techniques — need to be bridged among five measures approved by two Senate and three House committees.

By Morton Kondracke, Roll Call , October 20, 2009

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UND urges civility in nickname debate

The University of North Dakota is urging civility in the debate over the school’s Fighting Sioux nickname and Indian head logo.

September 23, 2009

Only a fool calls it surrender

Finally, some debate over U.S. war policy in Afghanistan. Or at least debate over George F. Will’s call to pull the plug on U.S. war policy in Afghanistan, headlined “Time to Get Out of Afghanistan.” The negative response from conservatives was revealing. It showed that after eight years of America’s post-9/11 war efforts, which started out as President Bush’s vaguely named “war on terror” and never crystallized into a cogent strategy against the jihad driving the “terror,” ambiguity and confusion still cloud the prevailing thinking, from the conventional wisdom to war strategy.

By Diana West, Washington Times , September 09, 2009

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Other views: Economy will fuel the debate on health care

The chances of health care reform that includes a significant government component get better every day the economy is in recession. Economic uncertainty generates fear, which tends to turn Americans toward government remedies.

By The Forum , July 15, 2009

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Other views: New plans need more real debate

If there has been a pattern in national politics this year, it has been a rush to enact far-reaching legislation without due deliberation. That has been seen in various programs to “bail out” companies and “stimulate” the economy. The $787 billion “stimulus” bill was approved before many members of Congress had even read it. The same was true of the “cap and trade” pollution bill approved recently by the House of Representatives.

By Minot Daily News , July 13, 2009

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Kansas is battleground state

In a nation divided by abortion, Kansas has become perhaps the fiercest battleground — with mass protests, prosecutions, lawsuits and now a killing.

By By David Crary and John Hanna, The Associated Press , June 04, 2009

Suicide isn’t a painless debate

“Foolproofing Suicide with Euthanasia Test Kits.” The matter-of-fact headline should chill you, especially since it didn’t appear in some fringe publication or advocacy magazine. It appeared in Time magazine.

By Kathryn Jean Lopez , April 20, 2009

Deep split over an economic fix

The leaders of the world’s most powerful economies are deeply split over how to fight a downturn that is intensifying around the globe, with no nation in a position of strength as finance ministers gather to talk about the crisis.

By By Christopher S. Rugaber, The Associated Press , March 14, 2009

Some in House question quiet zone bill

Some in House question quiet zone bill Some on a House committee are questioning a bill to grant cities some of the state’s highway construction funds for special rail crossings that allow trains to go through towns without sounding their deafening air horns as they approach each crossing.

By By Janell Cole , N.D. Capitol Bureau , February 26, 2009

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Pharmacy brought out the best, worst in the process

Months of heavy lobbying, television advertising and pressure on lawmakers ended last Friday with a thud. The much-publicized pharmacy ownership bill (HB 1440) died on the House floor. North Dakota will be keeping its unique requirement that pharmacies must be 51 percent owned by registered pharmacists.

By Rep. Merle Boucher, Rolette, N.D. , February 23, 2009

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