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The Nebraska Democratic Party remains steadfast in our support of the approximately 50,000 UAW workers on strike against General Motors. UAW Members are standing up for: Fair Wages Affordable Quality Health Care

Let’s play a little game. As you probably heard, venerable NPR political correspondent Cokie Roberts died this week from complications due to breast cancer. Following are several quotes from past and present

For a one-time “Never Trumper,” Sen. Ben Sasse scored a rather dubious distinction this week with full-throated support from the president via the electric Twitter machine, giving him Trump’s “Complete and Total Endorsement!” This raised some

This week’s spin of “The Big Wheel of Astonishment” lands us on Thursday’s White House gathering hosted by President Trump, at which he displayed a National Weather Service  map of Hurricane Dorian’s projected

Folks were understandably stunned this past week when President Trump mused about using nuclear bombs to stop hurricanes. Yes, yes he did. This alarming utterance did not escape the Washington Post’s Dana Milbank, who pondered how

September 29, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. IBEW Local 265, 1409 Old Farm Rd, Lincoln, NE 68512  We will hold a VendorFest and Candidate Briefing. This is a training targeted at candidates

This past week at the summer meeting of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in San Francisco, leaders representing all 57 democratic state parties met with Presidential candidates seeking the Democratic Party nomination

OK everyone, exhale. Let it all out. It’s been a whirlwind week — even by President Trump’s standards. The Washington Post’s Jennifer Rubin opined about it in a piece titled “Trump’s unhinged display

Did you see us at the state fair?  The links below will allow you  to tell us what is concerning you, help you get started in your journey as a voter, or

Frank LaMere, a member of the Winnebago Nation of Nebraska and first associate chair of the Nebraska Democratic Party, left this earth, June 16 after a brief fight with cancer, leaving a

Most people around the country had never heard of Ken Cuccinelli — until this week. That’s when Cuccinelli, the Trump administration’s acting head of Citizenship and Immigration Services, went on NPR Tuesday and astonishingly took liberties