As president, things that you're supposed to focus on, things like the economy, like energy policy, which is completely tied to national security, and… — Doug Burgum Copy Share
My senior year at NDSU I had started a business sweeping chimneys. The newspaper wrote a story about me as a chimney sweep and… — Doug Burgum Copy Share
Sport has been so good to me. The amount of basketball I've played over my lifetime, ran track, played football, played organized adult softball… — Doug Burgum Copy Share
After graduating from Stanford business school, I was working at McKinsey, crunching numbers for spreadsheets. — Doug Burgum Copy Share
Peaceful protest is a protected right of all Americans. However, protesters must respect private property rights, court orders and law enforcement personnel. — Doug Burgum Copy Share
The Office of Community Development & Rural Prosperity marks a crucial step in driving economic progress across our entire state. — Doug Burgum Copy Share
Expanding access to affordable, quality child care will make it easier for parents and guardians to engage in work, provide for their families and… — Doug Burgum Copy Share
North Dakota is already an energy and ag powerhouse, and we're excited to build on our reputation as states that feed and fuel the… — Doug Burgum Copy Share
Well, I love North Dakota. I love the people of North Dakota. I love the geography and the resources of North Dakota. — Doug Burgum Copy Share
I've had jobs growing up where you shower at the end of the day, not at the beginning of the day, went from those… — Doug Burgum Copy Share
My opinion of presidential elections are - they need to be about the future. — Doug Burgum Copy Share
We've got to come together as a nation and solve problems. That's what we'll do when I'm president. — Doug Burgum Copy Share
If you're really concerned about CO2, you'd want to have every drop of energy produced in the United States. We do it cleaner, safer,… — Doug Burgum Copy Share
People are yearning for leadership, and leadership to them does not mean a life spent as a career politician in North Dakota. It means… — Doug Burgum Copy Share
