Carter Eisinger News Today

Cass County residents elected 24 state legislators in Tuesday's election, with 10 of those 24 candidates running unopposed.

I'd like to think that there was a time, not so long ago, when political candidates and activists who talked casually about Jewish media conspiracies, and flippantly used slurs, would have resigned in shame when caught, or would at the very least be ostracized by their party. But that's not happening anymore"."

I'd like to think that there was a time, not so long ago, when political candidates and activists who talked casually about Jewish media conspiracies, and flippantly used slurs, would have resigned in shame when caught, or would at the very least be ostracized by their party. But that's not happening anymore"."

I'd like to think that there was a time, not so long ago, when political candidates and activists who talked casually about Jewish media conspiracies, and flippantly used slurs, would have resigned in shame when caught, or would at the very least be ostracized by their party. But that's not happening anymore"."

(Fargo ND) -- A republican candidate for state representative in District 11 says property taxes should not be used to fund education. "So I believe that to follow our constitutional mandate, which is the contract between the people of the state and the state government, we need to use that state funding to fund schools instead of property taxes," said Carter Eisinger.

Conservatives used to talk a lot about personal responsibility. You don't hear much about that from today's Republicans.

Conservatives used to talk a lot about personal responsibility. You don't hear much about that from today's Republicans.

Conservatives used to talk a lot about personal responsibility. You don't hear much about that from today's Republicans.

Conservatives used to talk a lot about personal responsibility. You don't hear much about that from today's Republicans.

A group called the North Dakota Young Republicans organized a Telegram group chat for more than 100 of its members, including elected officials and candidates for office, that also featured racist and homophobic slurs.