Bernie Sanders Targets vulnerable Republican districts in call to “Fight Oligarchy”
On Friday evening, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) spoke at the Marriott Hotel in downtown Omaha to a crowd of over a thousand people — with
Mayor Stothert and a Hidden Microphone
Jean Stothert has a long track record as the Mayor of Omaha. After defeating Jim Suttle in 2013, she has served an unprecedented three terms
McDonnell and Ewing make their cases in Mayoral campaign
The Omaha Mayor’s race is heating up, with 12-year incumbent Jean Stothert facing multiple challengers in her run for a fourth term. On Saturday morning,
Holdcroft, Storer introduce pro-life bills in the Nebraska legislature
With last year’s defeat of an amendment to codify the right to abortion in Nebraska’s state Constitution, new abortion-related legislation is continuing to make its
Pro-Lifers Take Victory Lap at Walk for Life
The pro-life community in Nebraska achieved a major victory last fall as the state became the first in the nation to place protections for the
Bob Evnen on Election Integrity, Early Voting, and Foreign Money Funding Ballot Initiatives
Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen spoke to the Pachyderm Luncheon on Monday, giving the group a recap of the 2024 election results and outlining
MAGA takes over DC with an Indoor Inauguration
There was a MAGA takeover in Washington, DC last weekend, as hundreds of thousands of Trump supporters descended upon the city to celebrate the Inauguration
Rowe, Harding, and Melton running to stay on Omaha City Council
All three sitting Republicans on the Omaha City Council will be running for reelection this year. Aimee Melton, Brinker Harding, and Don Rowe spoke at
Scott Presler and the Grassroots Divide
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
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