Archive: November, 2014

Read this and compare for yourself before voting for the U.S. Senate.

From: Judy Dlouhy Sent: Monday, November 3, 2014 1:14 PM Subject: Ben Saase Commercial Hello, My name is Judy Dlouhy and I would like to voice my opinion on a commercial that Ben Sasse is currently running on television. The message centers on the fact that the people from Nebraska hold a strong work ethic…. Read More

This morning – less than 24 hours before voting ends at 8pm on November 4th, in Nebraska’s Senatorial election – Ben Sasse published an opinion piece in the conservative National Review Online outlining a “bold agenda” for the next U.S. Senate. Sasse’s agenda is extreme, and his first priority is to destroy the most successful… Read More

Come on now. I support “Made in the USA” – yes it is harder – yes it is more expensive – but it is the right thing to do. You can’t say one thing and then take the cheap and easy way out. I won’t be that kind of U.S. Senator.

The constant theme I have heard and read in this mid-term election is that we have no leadership from either party in Washington, D.C. Based on my 20 years of knowing Democratic Senate candidate Dave Domina, I have no doubt he can bring together enough Republicans in the U.S. Senate to understand and solve issues… Read More

A 5th generation Republican in Nebraska has said (with regard to protecting the Ogallala aquifer from tar sands contamination) “there is no red or blue water, only clean water.” Many Nebraska Republicans that truly know the issues and what’s at stake in the election are saying “there is no Republicans and Democrats, only someone who… Read More

Rarely, have the voters of Nebraska had the opportunity to vote for a candidate, for any office in Nebraska, as qualified, knowledgeable, and articulate as Dave Domina. Dave was born in Nebraska and raised on the family farm. He is Nebraska-educated; and except for the time he served in the United States Army, Dave has… Read More

Do you want Wall Street to manage Social Security? How old were you when you received your Social Security card? I was 16 and needed the card to begin working in a hospital. I remember looking at the Social Security reports every few years and watching the contributions rise. I was promised this money would… Read More