Port: Ethics for thee, but none for me
In North Dakota politics, a minor misstep has sparked an uproar. Newly appointed Rep. Dustin McNally admits he mistakenly used his UND email to jot down talking points — a technical violation, but hardly a scandal. Still, former lawmaker Brandon Prichard and his activist group are demanding McNally resign. Critics note the irony: Prichard has overlooked far more troubling behavior from allies while seizing on this trivial slip. The fight highlights a broader problem — ethics wielded less as principle, more as a political weapon. Rob Port with InForum has the full story.
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