We here in Nebraska are lucky to have a non-partisan legislature. This unique system allows State Senators to work across party lines and ignore the parochial demands of partisan party bosses. Thanks
The right wing media routinely demonizes women, African-Americans, the LGBT community, Hispanics and anybody else who opposes the agenda of the radical right. This kind of trash and nonsense is spewed out
LINCOLN – It’s been four days since the Nebraska Republican Party’s refused to denounce “all degrading remarks towards women, minorities and other individuals by Republican elected office holders or party officials.” at
LINCOLN – It’s been four days since the Nebraska Republican Party’s refused to denounce “all degrading remarks towards women, minorities and other individuals by Republican elected office holders or party officials.” at
OMAHA, NE – Yesterday the political shockwaves were still being felt with Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert’s public endorsement of Donald Trump for President. With Jean Stothert’s endorsement of a candidate who calls
OMAHA, NE – Yesterday the political shockwaves were still being felt with Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert’s public endorsement of Donald Trump for President. With Jean Stothert’s endorsement of a candidate who calls women
LINCOLN— After the fourth year in a row that the Nebraska State Legislature has failed to pass a Medicaid expansion and help those who continue to fall through the cracks of the system,
Tragedy struck again last week when terrorists attacked Brussels in a series of bombings. Before the smoke even cleared, the Republicans turned this tragedy into a partisan food fight and blamed President
The Nebraska Democratic Party would like to thank our State Caucus Chair, Charlene Ligon, and the 250 plus volunteers who helped make the 2016 Nebraska Caucus a tremendous success. The NDP also wishes to express our tremendous gratitude to the nearly
LINCOLN—Nebraska Democratic Party Chair Vince Powers released the following statement on today’s presidential caucuses: “Today’s caucuses have been a great success. From Scotts Bluff to Omaha, Kimball to Lincoln, we have seen
Another year and another set of broken promises from Mayor Jean Stothert. In her state of the City address today she once again failed to show any improvement in her three key
LINCOLN–Governor Ricketts’ unprecedented move hiring a private selection firm involved in the hiring of his directors has failed. In another display of poor judgement, Ricketts has placed Clarence Carter on his short