Take a minute to read an article about the College Republican National Convention by Max Blumenthal.
Generation Chickenhawk - The Nation
By the time I encountered Cory Bray, a towering senior from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business, the beer was flowing freely. “The people opposed to the war aren’t putting their asses on the […]
Archive for June, 2005
A fascinating column appeared in the Washington Post today. Take a few minutes to read the column.
Taking Aim At Soros Is Hardly Politic - Washington Post (Subscription Required)
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Some Republican lawmakers don’t think George Soros should be permitted […]
Ex-GOP chairman opens bid for Senate - Omaha World-Herald
Kramer pledges conservative leadership - Lincoln Journal Star
Former state GOP head Kramer enters Senate race - Kearney Hub
NEGOP Civil War Gets even Hotter - Nebraska Democratic Party Blog
To defeat Nelson, who Bush has called a Democrat he can work with, Kramer said he will need to show […]
In an attempt to keep his name in the newspaper, Nebraska gubernatorial candidate Dave Nabity has called for a special legislative session to pass the Cabela’s bill.
Nabity wants special session on Cabela’s bill - Omaha World-Herald
Nabity calls for special session for ‘Cabela’s Bill’ - Lincoln Journal-Star
A few of Nabity’s reasons for a special session are […]
In November, Nebraska voters rejected expanded gambling. The College Democrats have never taken a position on expanded gambling because some of our members didn’t support the proposal in November.
Yesterday, the Council Bluffs City Council approved an Extreme Makeover: Bayliss Park Edition. The park will undergo a $5 million makeover that includes a $750,000 […]
Exon leaves big imprint on state - Omaha World-Herald
Exon remembered as political giant - Lincoln Journal Star
Former Nebraska senator Jim Exon dies at 83 - Lincoln Journal Star
AP Photo/Nati Harnik
On Monday, Douglas County Election Commissioner Carlos Castillo announced he will resign effective June 23.
His time at the Election Commission has been eventful (but not in a good way). His “gross incompetence” during the November election was outlined by an article in the Daily Nebraskan. This is a man whose office didn’t print […]
