Dakota Beacon

Is the interview going to be printed in the Beacon?

Hal,

Being transcribed as we speak.

We print money and are up to our eyballs in federal debt. How will he cope with the required personality change from “Benevolent Benefactor” to “Skinflint”?

I like Gov. Hoeven as a person.  Mikey seems pleasant as well.  I am not sure liking their personalities is adequate reason to vote for Gov. Hoeven in the primaries.  I’d rather vote for someone out of the phone book that claims to be a conservative than a proven moderate.  We need to push Washington in a conservative direction, not pleasantly follow along.

I wrote him 3 times in regards to the corrupt and unethical ND Justice system before the Sandy Blunt travesty occured. I would not vote for him.  There has to be someone with better personal qualities and a backbone to do WHAT is RIGHT.

There are far too many unanswered questions as to the real party affiliation of Mr. Hoeven.  I think it would better serve the Republican Party and the vital work that it needs to spearhead in the next Congress if Mr. Hoeven were to endorse and work hard for the election of someone in the REPUBLICAN PARTY other than himself. Maybe if he came out publicly in support of an unquestioned CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE in this race he could earn the credibility to run for Conrad’s seat - that is, if he wants to run against a Democrat incumbent like Conrad.  My feeling is this:  it is time for Hoeven to prove that he puts the Republican Party first.  To date, as far as I can learn, Hoeven has never repudiated or explained his public record on this.  It is to far past due for this election.  Maybe next time.

This is not the season to brush Conservatives aside to make way for one more “moderate” (spelled D-e-m-o-c-r-a-t).  What people are asking for - demonstrated so clearly in Massachussette - is a redirection TO THE RIGHT. 

I am hoping for success for Hughes, for Rubio and, in North Dakota, for Paul Sorum to turn things around and bring America back from the brink of destruction by socialists and those who allow to control our government. 

The Republican Party in North Dakota would be doing its constituents and its state a great service by stopping this king-making exercise, and especially in view of the unsuitability of this candidate at this time.

With over a million homeless and ten times that many idle hands, Haiti’s government won’t allow the digging of latrines for public sanitation, instead expecting foreigners to fly in portapotties.

Obama proposes high speed rail construction to stimulate our economy when urban high speed rail was at the bottom of the list for decades during GOOD TIMES!

Hoeven believes more government employees is economic development and has told us that “tax re-arranging” is tax cutting.

Logic and honesty seem painfully absent from so-called “moderates” and “progressives” that we need to replace with “true conservatives” like Paul Sorum, Kevin Kramer, and Constance Tripplet.

Go to your party convention and nominate conservatives!!!!!