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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...
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Mayville lawmaker resigns
BISMARCKA Mayville lawmaker resigned Wednesday after 20 years in the state Senate. Democrat Elroy Lindaas said he wanted to continue to serve, but his wifes health concerns made it too difficult to c...
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Democrat Congressman Convicted
FBI Agents found $90,000 in cash in the freezer ! A Federal Jury conviced former Louisiana congressman William Jefferson. Accused of taking $400,000 in bribes in New Orleans and seeking millions more ...
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N.D. Demo chairman: Welcome tea partiers with coffee

North Dakota's Democratic chairman wants state convention delegates to welcome tea party demonstrators on Saturday with a few kind words and a cup of coffee.

March 26, 2010

Tea party rally prompts N.D. Dems to hire security

North Dakota Democrats have hired security guards in response to a planned tea party demonstration Saturday outside the Fargo hall where they'll be holding their state convention.

March 26, 2010

State Dem convention begins today in Fargo

The recent passage of health care reform was like “switching on a light” for the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party, state chairman Mark Schneider said Wednesday.

By By Ryan Johnson , Forum Communications Co. , March 25, 2010

Will health care pushing doom the Democrats?

President Barack Obama has taken to nonstop demonizing of the insurance industry — a sign of desperation over the prospects of passing health care reform. Meanwhile, some Republicans say that if Obama succeeds in persuading Democrats to push reform through Congress on a party-line basis, a GOP battle cry of “Repeal It!” will sweep the 2010 elections.

By Morton Kondracke, Roll Call , March 16, 2010

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Dem’s vote counter: Not enough votes for health care

The House’s chief Democratic headcounter said Sunday he hadn’t rounded up enough votes to pass President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul heading into a make-or-break week, even as the White House’s top political adviser said he was “absolutely confident” in its prospects. The administration gave signs of retreating on demands that senators jettison special home-state deals sought by individual lawmakers that have angered the public.

By By Libby Quaid, The Associated Press , March 15, 2010

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Letter to the editor: Democrats will try to rewrite history before the election

It is an election year and many of our politicians will be attempting to rewrite history. That will be especially true of the Democrats, who have embraced President Barack Obama’s liberal agenda. Millions of dollars will be spent trying to help us forget.

By Vernon V. Wangen , March 05, 2010

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Letter to the editor: Democrats will transform U.S. into void of capitalism

The No. 1 cause of poverty in the world is government. The more power a government has over its people, the poorer they are. America’s prosperity is a product of freedom. You don’t see boatloads of refugees leaving our shores.

By Brent McCarthy , March 04, 2010

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Fear of Democrats in power nothing new

The first great rule followed by all American politicians and most journalists is to flatter the people about how smart and savvy they are. The reality, of course, is that much of the electorate is so poorly informed that it’s a wonder our political system works as well as it does, which many think is hardly at all.

By Gene Lyons, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette , March 03, 2010

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Potter disappointed with Democrats’ attack ad

North Dakota U.S. Senate candidate Tracy Potter, a Democrat, said he’s “disappointed” with his party’s recent attack ad against Republican Senate contender Gov. John Hoeven. Potter, a state senator from Bismarck, is the only declared Democratic candidate so far in the U.S. Senate race, and during his announcement, Potter said he wanted to “raise the level of civility in politics.” He said the Democrats’ first ad of the campaign is inconsistent with his pledge, although its claims are accurate.

By By Kristen M. Daum, Forum Communications Co. , February 17, 2010

Democratic-NPL conventions set

The District Democratic-NPL conventions for districts 12 and 29 will be held Feb. 23 at the James River Senior and Community Center beginning at 7 p.m., following a 6:15 p.m. chili supper.

February 09, 2010

Minn. Dems open session with $1B borrowing plan

February 04, 2010

ND Rep.: 'Big bang' health care approach failed

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A ``big bang' approach to overhauling the nation's health care system has failed, North Dakota Rep. Earl Pomeroy said Friday, adding that he favors smaller proposals with the potential to attract Republican support.

January 29, 2010

Senate Democrats: Health care bill ‘on life support’

President Barack Obama’s health care appeal failed to break the congressional gridlock Thursday, dimming hopes for millions of uninsured Americans. Democrats stared down a political nightmare — getting clobbered for voting last year for ambitious, politically risky bills, yet having nothing to show for it in November.

By By Erica Werner, The Associated Press , January 29, 2010

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Democrats get wake-up call

President Barack Obama is a much wiser man as he starts his second year in office. When he arrived at the White House, Obama inherited an insurmountable legacy of a deep recession and two wars in the Middle East. These are issues hardly adaptable to instant solutions for an impatient public. He was flying high as a presidential candidate offering “change” from the heavy hand of conservatives empowered from the days of Ronald Reagan, who had turned the country to the right.

By Helen Thomas, Hearst Newspapers , January 28, 2010

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Dems: No pressure to declare Senate candidate

Dems: No pressure to declare Senate candidate Although the Democratic-NPL Party convention is little more than two months away, North Dakota Democrats said there isn’t any pressure for a candidate to come forth for the U.S. Senate race.

By By Kristen M. Daum, Forum Communications Co. , January 22, 2010

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