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And that’s it! All moved out of the legislative office. Thank you for all of your support over the last eight years, we accomplished a lot together!
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The Platte Institute just put out a road map ahead of their yearly legislative summit for up to $2 billion in new taxes on Nebraskans. New taxes on your groceries, gas, doctor’s appointments, prescriptions, dentist. Car repairs. Haircuts. Even your water.
platteinstitute.org/moderniz…
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In a World-Herald op-ed, former Republican State Sen. John McCollister writes why he is supporting Lynne Walz ahead of the November election. omaha.com/opinion/column/art…
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OMG — in what universe is it OK for the “U.S. Government” to pay for political ads for @realDonaldTrump ? It’s improper and illegal under any interpretation of election laws
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Dude is a hog consolidator, from genetics to slaughter. More of a banker than labor. I’ve never really thought he should try to play a farmer card. A lot of farmers from the 90s and early 2000s aren’t big fans of these guys. But maybe these days it’s just capital preaching to capital to try to get working people on board. Weird world.
🇺🇸Announcing the ‘Farmers First’ Tour🇺🇸
As we continue to campaign across Nebraska, I will be traveling the state to speak with farmers and community members about the issues facing Nebraska’s rural areas — as well as the opportunity ahead.
Tomorrow, my campaign will host events in Wahoo, David City, Shelby, and Albion. More info —>
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Just in: OPINION from former chair of Appropriations, which constructs the NE state budget:
Careless budget decisions threaten state’s stability. (Wow)
nebraskaexaminer.com/2026/09…
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Months before Gov. Jim Pillen recommended her for a $2.5 million no-bid contract, Julie Bushell sought to have state dollars earmarked for technology that state experts were dubious of. No one told the lawmaker she was lobbying.
Read more 🔗 buff.ly/WkyhjE9
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🚨BREAKING🚨 A new poll shows us within the margin of error of Gov. Jim Pillen! Nebraskans are ready for a change and we can win this race.
If you don’t like the forecast, change the forecasters. Ironically, both new appointees, Senators Linehan and Briese, were the architects of the revenue mess we are in.
Replying to @anthony_schutz
Pillen changes face of state economic forecasting board share.google/WrEmlDAn2sUHHdI…
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PPP poll | 9/1-9/10 RV
Nebraska Governor 2026
🟥Jim Pillen: 32% (incumbent)
🟦Lynn Walz: 31%
🟪Brett Lindstrom: 10% (America First Party)
🟩Rick Beard: 7% (Legal Marijuana)
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Papik is right. And there is away to avoid the generality problem: require some connection between different pieces of legislation. Making changes or additions to the state’s law that are necessary or natural in light of other additions or changes makes sense. /
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It’s just a bunch of morons. Covid era spending took the form of, in part, tax spending. When Feds do that and spend printed/deficit money, it’s so big that it pumps money into the economy and devalues the dollars. Instead of holding steady on rates and tax expenditure to ensure we can collect revenue at the same pace in light of the inflation we all know is coming, we do more tax spending. All expenses are going up, even if you don’t want to do anything new. Fundamentally unserious governance at the state level. Or, frankly, incompetence. But hey, that’s politics.
Despite Nebraska’s state budget woes, the Legislature’s Executive Board is requesting a budget increase averaging almost 4% for each of the next two years.
nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/n…
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“This was never about protecting Nebraska law,” Eggers said. “It was about whether a handful of elected officials could use the courts to override the will of the people. Today, our state’s highest court stated the obvious: they cannot.” klkntv.com/ne-supreme-court-…
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Lancaster County election officials have referred to law enforcement more than 13,300 signatures suspected to be fraudulent on three petitions seeking to reshape Lincoln elections. nebraskaexaminer.com/2026/08…
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The only way that 65% of a petition's signatures could be rejected is if there was some kind of fraud taking place. That number is absolutely staggering. I worked on a petition for two years. We had nearly 90% of our signatures get accepted. What they did is criminal.
The Lancaster County Election Commission rejected more than 65% of the signatures on three petitions from a conservative group seeking to reshape Lincoln elections this November.
Supporters say they’ll restart signature gathering. Via @ZachWendling2
nebraskaexaminer.com/2026/08…
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Federal legislation ("One Big Beautiful Bill Act") will cost #Nebraska state govt c. $100 million per year for next four years, state Dept. of Revenue estimates: revenue.nebraska.gov/sites/d…































