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Left-wing Vandals (opens the original)
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Update: the Omaha Police Department now has my report on this matter.I posted to Nextdoor my concerns about an encampment I found at Cole Creek Drive and Blondo Street.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="558" sr
Other Nebraska Conservatives (opens the original)
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Many Republicans and conservatives are worried about down ballot candidates and voter turnout. Therefore . . . .Subscribe nowWell, you already know how great Attorney General Mike Hilgers is so let us move on.Joey Spellerberg is and running to be elected for State Treasurer and deserves your support and you can find out more at:https://www.joeyspellerberg.com/He was appointed as treasurer
Diesel Crisis Explained (opens the original)
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I asked Grok AI: What is forcing diesel prices to go up beyond all other forms of gas?Subscribe nowGrok response with image added by me:Diesel is outpacing gasoline because this is primarily a **middle-distillate shortage**, not just a crude-oil story. Gasoline and diesel both start from crude, but they come from different parts of the barrel, face different supply shocks, and have different demand flexibility.What’s happening right now<
Gas Lies (opens the original)
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With rising and falling gas prices, there has been a bunch of hysteria and panic. But most of it is unwarranted unless you are talking about diesel. Much of what I see from gas stations amounts to price gouging as their street signs are misleading.Subscribe nowMany people are buying gas from gas stations on main streets and highways where the price will be higher due to demand. However, if you move away from the main highways and those stations on busy intersections, the price can drop considera
Gov. Pillen, Historic Tax Cuts (opens the original)
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Right now, there are a handful of Republicans and conservatives mad at Pillen who are trying to kick up a dust storm. However, I contend they are kids playing in the sandbox.Subscribe nowPillen is not the most charismatic person. He knows this and it is why he shies away from debates. Yet, he has the ability to advocate for Nebraskans. He signed a historic bill which eliminated the Metro Community College as a property tax entity group and changed other taxes (<a href="https://governor.nebraska.
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