False beyond redemption.Here are Burgum’s actual positions on energy and the environment
Biden's climate policy is existential threat to America. (Sep 2023)
Don't just trade Mideast OPEC with China's Sinopec. (Aug 2023)
America being truly energy independent stabilizes the globe. (Jun 2023)
North Dakota takes and all-of-the-above approach. (Jan 2023)
Providing a viable path forward for coal has been a priority. (Jan 2023)
On our way toward achieving carbon neutrality by 2030 . (Jan 2023)
EPA rules infringed on state & Congressional authority. (Jun 2022)
Soybean oil can be refined into renewable green diesel fuel. (Feb 2022)
Clean coal will allow us to shape global energy policy. (Jan 2021)
Private sector innovation over regulation on carbon. (Jan 2020)<
Lignite (brown coal) is transforming power plant emissions. (Jan 2019)
On energy, all of the above. (Jan 2018)
Protest campers at Dakota Access Pipeline should leave. (Feb 2017)
We are not running out of oil; we have a global surplus. (Jan 2016)
You left off “take citizens’ land for wacky carbon sequester pipelines and stuff”.
And if you widen your research to include sources other than Burgum’s own puffery, you come across interesting items like this:
https://news.prairiepublic.org/local-news/2021-05-12/burgum-nd-carbon-neutral-by-2030
“Carbon neutral by 2030” is absolutely climatista territory. Fiscal conservative my ass.
I saw him talk to a group in New Hampshire - he had a lot of common sense and smart ideas and solutions for problems.
He built up Great Plains Software into a multi-billion company that Microsoft bought and he worked at MSFT in Seattle before going back to North Dakota to become governor.
He is my cousin. My side of the family left the awful winters in ND and moved to San Diego but obviously he is tough enough to endure the winters with the great plains covered in snow.