Scott Hennen

"Right now, it feels like Fargo Police are being asked to carry the weight of an entire system’s failure," writes Scott Hennen.

Scott Hennen writes, "Those who claim to be the fiercest defenders of free expression often seem the least tolerant of it when the viewpoint isn’t their own."

Hennen writes, "On April 4, 1951, the Clarence Iverson #1 well struck oil—and in doing so, it struck opportunity."

Scott Hennen praises Gov. Armstrong and President Trump for cutting spending.

"With some of the finest light, sweet crude on earth, the Bakken remains central to America’s energy security," Scott Hennen writes.

"Maybe the way out of this dark hole is a little light from the prairie. A return to making the biggest impact where we actually can," Scott Hennen writes.

Scott Hennen writes, "Community banks must not be left behind. If regulations are built in a way that only fintech startups or massive institutions can navigate, we’re not leveling the playing field…we’re tilting it."

Scott Hennen writes about his recent trip to Norway. He writes, "Agriculture, oil production and technology drive prosperity here."

"Researchers, geologists, engineers and innovators are moving at lightning speed to develop enhanced oil recovery technologies capable of unlocking another massive wave of production and extending the life of the Bakken for decades," writes Hennen.

She represents disruption to a tired political establishment that has grown far too comfortable with excuses, rising debt, growing crime concerns and government that increasingly feels disconnected from the taxpayers funding it.