Our GOP congressional delegation — Reps. Bacon, Fortenberry and Smith and Sens. Sasse and Fischer, have stood mystifyingly mute of late on an important issue. On Tuesday, former President Trump weighed in
When GOP Rep. Don Bacon had the chance to improve the care provided to American servicemen and women exposed to toxic chemicals and other dangers yesterday, he voted no. Thankfully, House
Nebraska Democratic Chair Jane Kleeb had high praise Tuesday for President Joe Biden after his first State of the Union Address. “President Biden demonstrated strength as he called for unity across our
Do Nebraska Republicans agree with Trump that Putin is ‘Smart,’ ‘Savvy’ and a ‘Genius’? The Republican Party’s leader has spent the last week shamelessly praising Vladimir Putin as the Russian military
To watch the State of the Union speech live, visit WH.gov/sotu. OR Tune into the official social media streams of the White House for President Biden’s State of the Union address on Tuesday,
If you haven’t noticed, the Nebraska GOP is on a repugnant run. State Sen. Mike Groene resigned in shame on Monday after he was accused of taking photos of a female staffer
President Biden released the following statement on Russia’s unprovoked and unjustified attack on Ukraine: The prayers of the entire world are with the people of Ukraine tonight as they suffer an unprovoked
Veteran political operative Precious McKesson has been named executive director of the Nebraska Democratic Party. Jim Rogers, who served the party in various roles over the last decade, is leaving the post
Nebraska Democratic Party Chair Jane Kleeb on Friday condemned GOP Sen. Mike Groene and the Nebraska Republican Party for the ongoing culture of corruption and inappropriate behavior inside their party. Groene, who
GOP gubernatorial hopeful and Trump lapdog Charles W. (he doesn’t want you to forget the “W.” if his TV ads are any indication) Herbster is at risk of becoming Nebraska’s next Roman
The careening crazy train that is today’s Republican Party has finally jumped the rails. That became obvious late last week when the Republican National Committee — which in theory acts as the
Today, Rep. Don Bacon followed his Washington party bosses and voted to shut down the government, recklessly threatening our economy and risking critical government services. If Bacon had it his way, Nebraskans