Richard Register was elected Saturday to become First Associate Chair of the Nebraska Democratic Party at the group’s State Central Committee summer meeting in Scottsbluff. Register, who has been serving as chair
As President Trump predictably fumbles around at the G-20 summit in Osaka, Japan, The New York Times noted that his “ignorant comments about Japan were bad even for him.” “Before arriving in Japan,
Emergency funding for border facilities is up this week in Congress. Trump one minute says he will veto it and another minute blames Democrats for not passing the bill to help the
The NDP and county Democratic parties across Nebraska are planning TV watch parties for the first Democratic Presidential Debates this Wednesday and Thursday. “Democratic voters are eager for the debates to kick
Hundreds of people showed up Wednesday to bid farewell to Frank LaMere, a member of the Winnebago Nation of Nebraska and first associate chair of the Nebraska Democratic Party, who left this earth Sunday,
NOTE: We are working on creating the Frank LaMere Organizing Fellows program where you can honor Frank’s legacy with donations to support grassroots work especially on our rural towns. More info will be
As President Trump attacks the Democratic U.S. House as a “do-nothing” body, it seems a good time to turn our turrets on perhaps the the most egregious obstructionist in our nation’s Capital.
The first Democratic presidential primary debates are coming June 26 and June 27 at 8 p.m. CT each night. This page has information about the debates as well as TV Watch Parties
Lawmakers introduced 739 bills during the 2019 Nebraska legislative session, which ended on May 31. Of those 252 were signed into law. Another 393 bills remain in the Legislature’s various committees and
Four days after the State Legislature ended its 2019 session, Gov. Pete Ricketts vetoed a bill (LB436) that would have formed a state commission to push for a “complete count” during the 2020 Census.
The past week saw another abundance of low points at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., not the least of which was President Trump’s temper tantrum during a Wednesday meeting with Democratic leaders to discuss
This week, the Washington Post’s Dan Milbank turned his sights not on President Trump — as he often does — but on another figure who is so disagreeable that even Republicans might not
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