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THE NEW FORTY My bipartisan disappointment...
I think that doing or saying nothing in the face of actions or ideas that you perceive to be inherently wrong or divisive, is -in and of itself -a form of tacit approval. I know I am not alone in this...
Posted on 9/16/12 at 11:59 AM
UND NEWS UND co-sponsors sixth annual summit on unmanned aerial systems in Grand Forks May 22-23
How unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) are used for both peaceful and military purposes will be the focus of the Sixth UAS Action Summit May 22-23 at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks. The conference the...
Posted on 5/16/12 at 8:43 AM
AP's top ND news story of 2012: Heitkamp vs. Berg
In this Nov. 7 photo, Democratic candidate for North Dakota’s U.S. Senate seat, Heidi Heitkamp, holds up the Oct. 20 Fargo Forum in Bismarck showing the newspaper had Heitkamp’s challenger, Republican Rick Berg, leading Heitkamp in the state by 10 points.
December 29, 2012
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Rick Berg sees future as ND investor
BISMARCK — Come January, North Dakota U.S. Rep. Rick Berg won’t have a job or hold a public office for the first time in almost three decades. In an election where control of the U.S. Senate was thought to be at stake, the freshman Republican congressman gambled on winning an open seat and lost.
By Dale Wetzel , November 10, 2012
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Heitkamp wins US Senate seat over Berg by slight margin
BISMARCK — With all but one of North Dakota's precincts reporting, former North Dakota attorney general Heidi Heitkamp held a razor-thin lead over U.S. Rep. Rick Berg for the state’s open U.S. Senate seat on Tuesday, with the winner potentially determining the balance of power in the Senate.
By Mike Nowatzki , November 07, 2012
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Republican Victory Rally
Republican candidates for office, from left, Gov. Jack Dalrymple; Kirsten Baesler campaign manager Annette Tait; Baesler, who is running for North Dakota Department of Public Instruction and Rep. Rick Berg, R-N.D., who is running for the U.S. Senate, gather at the Republican headquarters on Saturday evening for a victory rally.
By Linda Sailer , November 03, 2012
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The super PAC effect: Heitkamp calls on Berg to help phone solicitation by supporters
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If unlimited money and the super PACs that provide it are allowed to run free in North Dakota, the state’s political climate can be ruined, Democrat candidates said Friday.
By Katherine Grandstrand , October 27, 2012
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Berg, Heitkamp meet in last ND US Senate debate
BISMARCK — Democrats are failing to slow the nation’s growing $16 trillion debt because they won’t agree on budget and tax reforms in the U.S. Senate, Republican Rick Berg said Thursday in his final duel with Democrat Heidi Heitkamp in North Dakota’s closely watched Senate race.
By Dale Wetzel , October 26, 2012
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Passion for business drives Berg's politics
FARGO — One year before Rick Berg jumped into the world of business, he jumped out of an airplane — and broke his leg.
By Mike Nowatzki , October 21, 2012
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Some call foul on Forum's Senate poll: Survey shows Berg leads Heitkamp by 10 points
FARGO — Saturday’s publication of a Forum Communications Co. poll that shows U.S. Rep. Rick Berg leading Democrat Heidi Heitkamp by 10 percentage points — with 10 percent undecided — has some calling foul on the poll’s methodology.
By Wendy Reuer , October 21, 2012
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Poll: Berg leads Heitkamp by 10 points
FARGO — Republican U.S. Rep. Rick Berg is leading Democrat Heidi Heitkamp 50 percent to 40 percent — with 10 percent still undecided — in North Dakota’s U.S. Senate race, according to a poll conducted for Forum Communications Co.
By Patrick Springer , October 20, 2012
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ND race comes down to ticket-splitters
BISMARCK — Dwight Thompson is a solid conservative businessman who will be voting for a Republican for president and a Democrat for Senate.
By Dale Wetzel , October 19, 2012
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Popular Hoeven to stump for Berg
FARGO — With Election Day less than four weeks away and North Dakota’s U.S. Senate race in a dead heat, candidates will be looking to their parties’ most popular figures in the state to help woo undecided voters.
By Mike Nowatzki , October 12, 2012
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