This additional $206 million in funding, on top of the $200 million we already received, represents an extraordinary opportunity to transform how we deliver health care in North Dakota, especially in our rural areas.
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They have some legitimately good players, the press — and they’re probably on average 15 years younger than us.
I will be doing that in a bipartisan way, which is not all that different than what I have been doing the entire time I’ve been there.
Most North Dakotans do not think we have a revenue problem. We have a spending problem. We cannot tax our way out of this.
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.
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