Many of North Dakota’s seniors, children, and people with disabilities rely on Medicaid, and the vast majority of providers operate in good faith. Expanding oversight and prioritizing revalidation of high-risk providers will increase…
Kelly Armstrong
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Kelly Michael Armstrong is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for North Dakota's at-large congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as agriculture, energy, and rural development during his time in office. Armstrong previously served in the North Dakota State Senate from 2015 to 2018, where he was involved in various legislative initiatives. He has been an advocate for policies that support North Dakota's economy and its residents.
Coal country, and our entire state, will emerge even stronger from this action today.
We appreciate the continued support by President Trump and his administration for policies that support U.S. energy dominance and a more stable electric grid to serve our citizens, grow our economy and strengthen our national security.
North Dakota enjoys the lowest electricity rates in the nation, and investments like this will ensure our fleet of coal plants can produce clean, reliable and affordable power for decades to come.
Misinformation can spread so fast, and people get very, very emotional about it.
The opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library on our nation’s 250th birthday is a moment that will bring people from across the country to the North Dakota Badlands that shaped a president.
The pipeline’s continued operation will help keep energy affordable and our nation secure while benefiting North Dakota’s economy, our citizens and our communities across the state.
The Dakota Access Pipeline has operated safely for nearly nine years, and today’s announcement lifts the cloud of uncertainty from over this essential piece of American infrastructure.
It’s always fun to welcome Secretary Burgum back to North Dakota, and it’s even better when he brings good news like this.
We’ve only tapped 15% of the Bakken and Three Forks. The other 85% is still trapped in the rock. If we can create the policy and the incentives, and you all can unlock even another 15% with EOR, that’s an entirely new boom.
I encourage employers across our state to use the tools available through WSI and continue investing in prevention.
Whether you lead a large company, manage a small team, or are just beginning your career, every person has a role in creating safer workplaces,
I don’t expect that, but I expect to figure out a way to grow this to a point where it’s so popular, they want to fund it.
The only caveat I would have with federal funding for this program is, I’m not taking federal oversight.
If you want to scale this up, it’s going to be not an insignificant expense.
I’m supporting people that I think are serious candidates that are coming here for serious reasons.
Turns out, I didn’t give up my First Amendment rights to participate in the political process when I became the governor.
They can get me charged in any county in the state and they can get me prosecuted in any county in the state, but until then, that argument is a complete and utter gong show.
A huge win. Teachers wanted it. Parents wanted it. Principals wanted it. School boards wanted it.
While I am limited in what I can share at this time due to the sensitive nature of the matter and our duty to protect student privacy, I want to be clear: my commitment—and our district's commitment—to doing what's right for all students…
I stand firm in our legal responsibilities, and I deeply value every student’s right to be treated with dignity, safety, and respect.
Legitimate questions about our practices and progress can be asked, and we will answer them.
These are Columbia's values, they are America's values, they are essential to a functioning democracy, and we will fight for them.
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