Nobody has engaged the grassroots in this election cycle quite like Scott Presler. The long-haired, 6’5″ Internet influencer is well-known in conservative circles, even before
Author: Matt Johnson
Luncheon with the Legislature: budget shortfalls, school choice, and unicameral theatrics on the menu
The Greater Omaha Pachyderm Luncheon Group hosted another panel of state senators on Monday, this time bringing Lou Ann Linehan, Tony Sorrentino, Rita Sanders, and
State Senators talk School Choice, dark money, and Election Integrity at Q&A
The Pachyderm Luncheon met for the first time since Election Day, holding a Q&A session with three state senators on Monday — Bob Andersen (LD49),
Mike McDonnell runs for Mayor
Acknowledging the worst-kept secret in Omaha, former fire chief and state senator Mike McDonnell finally made it official on Thursday night — he’s running for
The debate is over — the abandonment of an American tradition
During Nebraska’s gubernatorial race in 2022, I voted for Brett Lindstrom. And a deciding factor in my decision was that he, unlike front-runner Jim Pillen,
Rural Nebraska delivers wins for Fischer, Pro-Life Amendment
Tuesday was a historic night for Republicans. Donald Trump staged what’s being hailed as the greatest comeback in political history, going from a defeat in
Nebraska Republicans make their closing arguments as 2024 campaign season wraps up
Members of Nebraska’s federal delegation, led by Sen. Pete Ricketts, conducted a “fly around” tour across the Cornhusker State, with a dozen stops over the
The Senator and the Mechanic: Fischer and Osborn locked in tight race for Senate
Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer is running in a surprisingly tight race for reelection. In 2012, Fischer surprised many in the Nebraska by defeating establishment candidates
Don Bacon and fellow former generals make closing argument as campaign draws to a close
Concerns about Don Bacon’s reelection campaign in Nebraska’s second congressional district came up at the last Pachyderm luncheon. Gary Javitch, representing the American Israel Public
School board candidates discuss transparency, accountability to parents, and the culture wars in education panel
This election year has brought several new, conservative candidates to school board races around the Omaha Metro Area. Five of them spoke at a panel