There is a new energy stirring in the American church this week—an institution that has become comfortable living behind a wall of separation from the
Category: Opinion
Civic Engagement in Political Silos
I recently had the opportunity to hear from Douglas County Commissioners P.J. Morgan, Mary Ann Borgeson, and Mike Friend. They spoke on a wide range
Town Halls and the Optics of Performative Outrage
Since losing both houses of Congress and the White House last fall, Democrats have struggled to find a new message amid a lack of leadership.
Equal Time: Providing Balance When Local Media Sanitizes the Left
In 1993, Rush Limbaugh changed the media landscape by providing what he described as “equal time” for conservative perspectives in a predominantly progressive-leaning media environment.
Memorial Day Weekend and the Partisan Nature of Patriotism
I had a busy Memorial Day weekend in Omaha, attending two events hosted by Patriotic Productions to mark the occasion. The nonprofit organization regularly holds
The debate is over — the abandonment of an American tradition
During Nebraska’s gubernatorial race in 2022, I voted for Brett Lindstrom. A deciding factor in my decision was that he, unlike front-runner Jim Pillen, was
Live from La Vista, it’s Tim Walz
This is a special guest post by Omaha attorney Dave Begley, who attended the campaign rally in La Vista with Vice-Presidential candidate Tim Walz. Native