Fargo Standard

Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak, a representative from North Dakota, shared several posts on September 30, 2025, focusing on energy policy and state achievements.

In her first post at 16:33 UTC, Fedorchak expressed support for the current administration’s stance on domestic energy production. She wrote, "This administration is a champion of our hardworking energy producers who keep the lights on, our showers warm, and our cars fueled! Great to join @SecretaryBurgum, @epaleezeldin, & @ENERGY to announce new actions that unleash American energy dominance and support ND coal."

Later that day at 17:02 UTC, she commented on North Dakota's standing with a direct message to another official: "Sounds like we're #1. What do you think, @GovArmstrong?"

At 18:57 UTC the same day, Fedorchak posted a brief statement referencing political activity: "Political theater. Literally."

North Dakota has long been recognized as a significant producer of coal and other forms of energy in the United States. The state’s economy relies heavily on its robust energy sector and ongoing federal initiatives have focused on supporting domestic production while balancing environmental concerns.