Schonhoff & Vermooten running to “finish the flip”
In an election year with the House, the Senate, and the Presidency hanging in the balance, a few seats for unpaid positions on the Nebraska
Mike McDonnell and Kathleen Kauth talk Property Taxes, Knocking Doors, and Switching Parties at Pachyderm Luncheon
The guest speakers at Monday’s Pachyderm Luncheon in Omaha were state senators Mike McDonnell and Kathleen Kauth. McDonnell was elected to the Nebraska legislature in
Omaha honors the 80th anniversary of D-Day in Memorial Park
Four paratroopers descended from a cloudless sky early Thursday morning onto the grounds of Memorial Park, the fourth carrying a large American flag as he
Nate Grasz of the Nebraska Family Alliance speaks on dueling abortion amendments
Nate Grasz is the Policy Director for the Nebraska Family Alliance and author of the book “Would the Pilgrims Still Come to America Today?: The
What’s next for the populist upstarts?
The Nebraska GOP has a divide between a large portion of its elected leadership, colloquially referred to as the “establishment,” and a coalition of “populist
Jim Pillen talks taxes, scholarships, and school choice at Pachyderm luncheon
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen was the guest speaker at Monday’s Pachyderm Luncheon, where he spoke on a handful of current events to a room of
Sarpy GOP endorses Dan Frei, censures Don Bacon at county meeting
On Thursday evening, Sarpy County Republicans voted to endorse several candidates in local and state races, including school board members, a public defender, and candidates
Ricketts talks Bidenomics, Border Security, and China over Pie at Omaha Town Hall
Senator Pete Ricketts held a town hall on Wednesday afternoon, which was hosted by the Nebraska chapter of Americans for Prosperity at the Wheatfield’s Bakery
Ungerman and Clough hope to flip seats in the Nebraska Legislature
While the Nebraska legislature is nominally non-partisan, it’s usually clear where the party lines are drawn, particularly when overcoming a filibuster. Republicans make up 32
Dan Frei and the Grassroots Moment
In Oct. 2013, amid a government shutdown that left federal workers furloughed, Congressman Lee Terry stated that he would not be giving up his paycheck