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Ed Schafer.
29th United States Secretary of Agriculture
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Leaders including John Hoeven, Ed Schafer, and Doug Burgum discussed the various contributions of the Badlands and North Dakota to the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library project.Some support1 report
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John Hoeven and Ed Schafer discussed political trends on May 26, 2026, while serving as incumbent state representatives in District 43.Some support1 report
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Around Ed Schafer this week
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Doug Burgum OperationalThe Interior Department developed a new plan in collaboration with Tom Fazio.Moves Ed Schafer
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John Hoeven Mentioned togetherGrand Forks Air Force Base secured $20 million in federal funding for runway resurfacing.Moves Ed Schafer
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North Dakota Shared contextNorth Dakota State University guided participants through a calving demonstration on October 28.Moves Ed Schafer
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Doug Burgum Operational
Ed Schafer actively critiques Doug Burgum's land use decisions, following a period of shared political context.
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John Hoeven Mentioned together
Both were discussed by Robert Harms regarding political trends.
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North Dakota Shared context
Ed Schafer commented on North Dakota's educational system and low crime rate.
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Badlands Shared context
Schafer acknowledged that the characteristics of Badlands influenced his outlook on matters related to the region.