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There are no principles in Trumpism. Only a willingness to say and do whatever you must to win.

The sort of dominance the NDGOP has enjoyed in North Dakota for decades is not something that happens by accident. It's built on the back of pragmatic and conservative policy-making conducted by a serious-minded majority of Republican public servants. If the convention process can no longer be relied upon to produce those sort of candidates, maybe something needs to change.

The sort of dominance the NDGOP has enjoyed in North Dakota for decades is not something that happens by accident. It's built on the back of pragmatic and conservative policy-making conducted by a serious-minded majority of Republican public servants. If the convention process can no longer be relied upon to produce those sort of candidates, maybe something needs to change.

The sort of dominance the NDGOP has enjoyed in North Dakota for decades is not something that happens by accident. It's built on the back of pragmatic and conservative policy-making conducted by a serious-minded majority of Republican public servants. If the convention process can no longer be relied upon to produce those sort of candidates, maybe something needs to change.

The sort of dominance the NDGOP has enjoyed in North Dakota for decades is not something that happens by accident. It's built on the back of pragmatic and conservative policy-making conducted by a serious-minded majority of Republican public servants. If the convention process can no longer be relied upon to produce those sort of candidates, maybe something needs to change.

Tracy Potter, who served a term in the Senate previously after getting elected in 2006, has announced his candidacy as a Democrat.

Tracy Potter, who served a term in the Senate previously after getting elected in 2006, has announced his candidacy as a Democrat.

Tracy Potter, who served a term in the Senate previously after getting elected in 2006, has announced his candidacy as a Democrat.

Tracy Potter, who served a term in the Senate previously after getting elected in 2006, has announced his candidacy as a Democrat.

"The investigation was proven untrue," said Ryan Eckroth, a state senate candidate in District 35, though in 2012 he signed an agreement to surrender his insurance prodcuers license.