Julie Fedorchak

It’s taken a long time to get here, and it’s going to take a long time to get back.

That’s one of the main reasons why it’s so important for the U.S. to lead the way in the development of this industry and the regulation of it.

I believe we’ll see that war end sooner rather than later.

Those reforms were driving down the cost of energy substantially, but for the war in Iran, Americans would be enjoying the costs of substantially lower energy prices now.

Obviously, there’s more work to do.

North Dakotans should be able to get quality care close to home, even in our most rural of communities. Critical Access Hospitals are lifelines for rural families. Extending FCHIP will give participating hospitals more flexibility to…

Some of our fielding could have used a little extra work, but I think we never gave up.

They have some legitimately good players, the press — and they’re probably on average 15 years younger than us.

That makes it even more important for me to hear directly from North Dakotans about what’s working, what isn’t, and what’s top of mind.

September is a busy time in North Dakota, with students back in the classroom and farmers working long days to bring in the harvest.

From the producer’s standpoint, anything we do as a country to incentivize others to come into the market to lower prices takes away the incentive for people to get into that industry here.

Fedorchak called that “old science” that has been refuted.

I expect the Senate to make some changes to the bill, meaning if it passes the Senate, the House would have to take it up again.

I am a conservative voice for North Dakotans, advocating for conservative solutions to our nation’s biggest challenges.

I do not think that North Dakotans will respond to the agenda that Trygve Hammer and the Democratic Party represent for our country.

I’m just grateful for the strong support from North Dakota Republicans statewide and really excited to continue working to earn the vote of even more North Dakotans in the general election in November.

It was something I campaigned on. I would give us an ‘A’ on our work so far. We have basically shut the border down. Turns out, we didn’t need new laws.

It’s not 100%, but it’s just one of those security steps that folks in the security world recommend you do.

We have to get behind this president.

Having weeks on end, or an indefinite period of time, for the mail to come in and count the ballots, that’s not appropriate.

The states are responsible for running elections, but the federal government has a role to play in ensuring that American citizens are voting in American elections.

I feel robbed that I didn't get to work with him more, and I will keep him and his family in my prayers.

For affordable and reliable energy and a grid Americans can count on, I urge my colleagues to support this bill.

At its core, this is about more than North Dakota. If Washington can override State expertise here, it sets a dangerous precedent for every energy-producing State in the U.S. Congress must reassert its role to prevent unelected bureaucrats…