r/Nebraska • u/Beezer-12 • Dec 01 '17
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Oct 27 '24
Nebraska Seen in south central Nebraska
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Aug 17 '24
Politics Tim Walz just posted this to his socials.
r/Nebraska • u/Radi0ActivSquid • Feb 17 '25
Politics Despite the brutal weather on this President's Day, a group of protesters turned out against Trump in Hastings
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Aug 05 '25
Lincoln People in Nebraska shout “Vote him out!” at GOP Rep. Mike Flood because they’re tired of Trump’s agenda
r/Nebraska • u/sleepiestOracle • Mar 08 '25
Nebraska Nebraska lawmakers now facing even larger budget shortfall
r/Nebraska • u/notsubwayguy • Jan 22 '25
Nebraska The Second Gentleman Showing bruce the Same Respect Bruce Showed the Vice President
r/Nebraska • u/Healthy_Block3036 • Feb 13 '25
Politics U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders to kick off Trump pushback tour in Nebraska, Iowa
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Jul 12 '25
Politics Senator Megan Hunt taking a stance against ICE when no other NE representative will
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Jun 14 '25
Scottsbluff Photos I took at the protest today.
The No Kings protest in Scottsbluff went really well. I spoke with organizers, who said 350 people turned out for the event. I took far more photos, but Reddit only lets you upload 20. The police were supportive. I saw Scottsbluff PD and the sheriff's department vehicles across the street. Anyone who drove by and rolled coal got stopped and presumably ticketed. Enjoy and stay safe out there.
r/Nebraska • u/PinkNews • May 19 '23
Politics Nebraska lawmaker says Republicans ‘hate’ her trans son more than they love their own kids
r/Nebraska • u/Healthy_Block3036 • Feb 23 '25
Omaha Thousands in Midwestern GOP Districts Attend Sanders' First Stops on Tour to Fight Oligarchy
r/Nebraska • u/Objective_Problem_90 • Feb 03 '25
Nebraska Trump just put a tax increase of $425 million on the state of Nebraska via his tariffs on Canada.
In 2023, Nebraska imported 1.7 billion in goods from Canada, representing 21% of Nebraska's total goods. Over $500 million was ag machinery and natural gas and itwas steadily growing. Still think a trade war is good for the Cornhusker state? It is not Canada that will pay these tariffs, but all of us Huskers. This does not include any numbers for Mexico, China or the EU.
Edit: Corrected year, and number amount. State Information sited for this post can be found at the United State Trade Representative website. Title figure of $425 million is based on Trump implementing 25% tariffs on goods coming from Canada to Nebraska.
Update: As you may know, Trump has paused tariffs for 1 month. We shall see what happens in a few weeks.
r/Nebraska • u/blakelh • Jan 22 '25
Lincoln Lincoln police chief joins Omaha in saying immigration enforcement is not their role
r/Nebraska • u/astoneworthskipping • May 20 '23
Nebraska I couldn’t find a list of trans individuals from Nebraska who have done any harm but I did find this list of clergy from Nebraska who have sexually assaulted children. Perhaps we should be looking into the church about what they are doing. Seems like grooming.
abuselawsuit.comr/Nebraska • u/[deleted] • May 17 '23
Nebraska This state is going to suffer, and we deserve it.
After watching the legislative debate and vote for LB 574, banning gender affirming care for trans youth and banning abortion at 10 weeks, I agree with what several senators said about what will happen. Terrible things are going to come to Nebraska, and we’ve earned it all.
People are going to die because of this. People will leave the state and take their skills and knowledge with them. Students will not even consider coming here for school. (Heaven forbid) no athletes will want to be Huskers, Bluejays, Mavs, etc. Our loved ones will go elsewhere for critical healthcare, many of whom don’t have the luxury of paid time off or hotels.
This state has fucked around, and we’ll soon find out just how horrifying these decisions are. All while ignoring what citizens, businesses, and healthcare professionals have said. These people were voted into office, and now blood will be on our hands, and we’ll know we deserved it.
r/Nebraska • u/Specialist_Volume555 • Feb 15 '25
Nebraska Turn This Stuff Back On': Republicans Say USAID Cuts Are Going to Hurt American Farmers
As part of his broad slashing and freezing of federal spending, Trump froze food purchases for foreign aid through USAID last month before some waivers were issued for existing contracts. Over 40% of the food distributed through USAID programs is purchased from farmers in the U.S., amounting to about $2 billion per year. “President Trump and his team need to turn this stuff back on. You know, it’s one thing to find a few programs that are bad or being mismanaged, but just a blanket turn off impacts our farmers,” Rep. Don Bacon, a Republican on the House Agriculture Committee, told NOTUS.
r/Nebraska • u/Zone_Dweebie • Aug 07 '25