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BETRAYED!!!

Well, even though will want to , advocated for that as well. In the past, had done some good stuff with regards to rights in his state of . However, some are in the pockets of and other industries -- so that needs to change on a by First Nation basis!

North Dakota tribal leaders see Burgum as an ally in Interior, energy role

By: Mary Steurer - November 15, 2024

"This past June, Burgum acknowledged at an event that relations between the state and tribes were at a low point when he took office in 2016. At the time, protests against the in southern were ongoing, involving thousands of demonstrators who flocked to the state to camp in solidarity with the Tribe in opposition to the pipeline.

"Burgum said one of the first things he did as governor was reach out to Dave Archambault, chair of Standing Rock at the time, and offer to come meet with tribal leaders.

"'That’s where we were starting from: with a commitment to each other to listen to each other,' Burgum said during this year’s Strengthening Government to Government conference, an annual event started under his leadership that brings together state and tribal leaders.

"U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., said he thinks Burgum’s experience working with North Dakota tribal leaders makes him a good fit for leading Interior. He characterized the current as unresponsive and bureaucratic."

northdakotamonitor.com/2024/11

North Dakota Monitor · North Dakota tribal leaders see Burgum as an ally in Interior, energy role • North Dakota MonitorMark Fox, chairman of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation, called Gov. Doug Burgum’s recent nomination for secretary of the Interior and National Energy Council chair a “match made in heaven” for North Dakota tribes.
Nov 18, 2024, 07:03 PM·Public·Web
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