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Tag: ND Attorney General Wayne K. Stenehjem

Does Fargo Deserve a Better Mayor than Tim Mahoney

December 17, 2016December 18, 2016Marcus LarsonLeave a Comment on Does Fargo Deserve a Better Mayor than Tim Mahoney

Without hesitation, push-back in any form is met by Mahoney’s quintessential debasing criticism that “they” don’t “understand” and “must be educated” by the “all knowing” Imperial Fargo – Imperial Cass leaders.

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Defending Richland and Wilkin counties May 26th, 2016

May 27, 2016May 8, 2017admin1 Comment on Defending Richland and Wilkin counties May 26th, 2016

It’s heartbreaking that Fargo’s intimidation extends to the Attorney General’s office. Whether Stenehjem’s political opportunism made him seek the support of Fargo’s political bullies, or whether he truly believes quick-take eminent domain is a useful tool of government is hard to say.

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Narcissistic Negotiations

May 23, 2016May 27, 2016Marcus Larson1 Comment on Narcissistic Negotiations

Isn’t it perverse that the natural flood plain land being protected is valued higher than the non-flood plain land being taken to protect it?

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$105 and $247 Million Dollar Questions

December 19, 2015December 19, 2015Marcus Larson1 Comment on $105 and $247 Million Dollar Questions

I’m sorry Mr Mahoney, how dumb do you think taxpayers really are? Paying interest and principal on a borrowed $800 million that would have been a gift from the federal government…, isn’t a savings.

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Garaas Law Firm Letter of Complaint to North Dakota Attorney General Wayne K. Stenehjem

April 17, 2015adminLeave a Comment on Garaas Law Firm Letter of Complaint to North Dakota Attorney General Wayne K. Stenehjem

Can the Cass County Joint Water Resource District subject any political subdivision ofthe State of North Dakota to pay an indirect benefit so as to allow the municipality to avoid borrowing limits imposed upon such municipalities by ND.C.C.

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