Electric Vehicle Mandates Increase Safety Risks
On April 17, 2021, firefighters raced to extinguish a blaze in a suburb of Houston, Texas.
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Happy National Agriculture Week
This week (March 17 through March 23) is National Ag Week, and as a rural, farming community, this is an important week for District 1.
Accountability for Second Amendment Encroachment
Since March 4, 1789, our Constitution has defined the powers of our federal government and bound the United States together.
President Biden’s State of the Union Address
Like many Nebraskans listening to the State of the Union address, I was hoping to hear President Biden correct course on his failed policies weakening border security, perpetuating inflation, and neglecting America’s trade interests.
Property Rights Are Worth Fighting For
This past week we debated LB 175 in which I participated in a filibuster to defeat.
Fairness for our Railroaders
Everyone hears about the controversial fights in Washington, but they don’t always know the untold stories of true legislating.
Soapbox Reverie
I haven’t bored you with any “soapbox” thoughts for quite a while.A couple of things happened this past week that I think I’ll climb up on it and at least let you know my thoughts on the subject.I was standing in the checkout line in a Lincoln store when the lady ahead of me turned around and started a conversation.
Shutting Down the Far-Left’s Hate
American ways of life and values are under attack.President Biden has sent swarms of bureaucrats to harass Americans at every turn.
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The End of Committee Hearings
This week, the Nebraska legislature is turning up the heat as we move from hearings into debate.