Pipelines Are By Far The Safest Way

You Don't Get An Economy Growing By Raising Taxes.

If We're Going To Create The Best Business Climate To Create Higher Paying Jobs And Retain Our Young People, We're Going To Have To Build A Workforce Prepared For The Opportunities Of The Future.

One Of The Key Things That We Did At Bank Of North Dakota That I Worked To Try To Do With Our State Economic Development Is Make Sure We Are Customer-service Oriented.

Delayed Energy Projects And Regulatory Hurdles To Domestic Oil Production Not Only Cost The United States Economy Billions Of Dollars And Millions Of Jobs, But They Also Stand In The Way Of An Elusive Goal: True American Energy Security.

Since 2006, We Have Surpassed Alaska, Oklahoma, Louisiana, And California In Oil Production To Become The Second Largest Oil-producing State In The Nation, Trailing Only Texas. In 2012, North Dakota Produced More Than 245 Million Barrels Of Oil And Provided Nearly 11 Percent Of All U.s. Output.