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Omaha World-Herald columnist Robert Nelson e-mailed Bob Kerrey for his response to the Nebraska Republican and Democratic Parties using...

In 2006, the Nebraska Republican Party grasped desperately to the idea that 3rd District Congressional candidate Scott Kleeb was not a true...

The Omaha World-Herald finally publishes some of the criticism of the 2007 Nebraska Legislature's Heineman-approved package for prope...

Last week's Husker Harvest Days celebration in Grand Island, sponsored by the Nebraska Farm Bureau, included an unscientific presiden...

By: Dave Sund The World-Herald has it: Hal Daub, energetic and sometimes combative former Omaha mayor and former congressman, is hop...

By: Dave Sund Via TPM: A poll released by Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning (R) shows a close race against former Governor Mike J...

By: Dave Sund A legislative giant of 38 years who drew strong feelings (both pro- and con-) throughout the state, Ernie Chambers will be ...

Neal Obermeyer presents: "Et tu, Bruning?" And, be sure to check out Obermeyer's most recent Omaha Reader cartoon a...

By: Dave Sund This from The American Spectator: With the announcement today that Sen. Chuck Hagel is retiring, Republicans in the Se...

I suppose the following could be posturing on Sen. Chuck Hagel's part just to discourage complacence by Nebraska Republicans. On the o...

By: Ryan Anderson If you're looking for some perspective on Hagel's announcement today, you can't do much better than Don...

Under the guise of entering the "electronic telecommunications age" upon the suggestion of friends , it appears the Omaha World-H...

From the Omaha World-Herald : Democrats hold a 51-to-49 majority in the Senate and they would like to extend that lead in 2008. Republi...

By: Lisa Hannah Our old friend Scott Kleeb popped up in North Platte at the Midwest Nebraska Central Labor Council's 17th Annual ...

By: Dave Sund Don Walton confirms it: Sen. Chuck Hagel will announce Monday he'll not seek re-election next year.   Hagel als...

Paul Olson writes in this month's Nebraskans for Peace newsletter [excerpts with emphasis added]: My state has three representativ...

From Open Left : Notes on Nebraska Politics by: Mike Lux Although Chuck Hagel is obviously a really quirky guy and could change his ...

The rejuvenated Douglas County Democratic Party held a press conference yesterday touting the Nebraska Democratic Party's 2008 Presid...

By: Dave Sund Via Leavenworth Street, the Washington Note reports: The word is slowly leaking out that not only is Chuck Hagel not g...

By: Dave Sund I haven't exactly been Ben Nelson's biggest fan in the world, but he generally has a pretty good idea of where Nebr...

By: Dave Sund I mentioned before that this community creates an opportunity to expand our scope and dive in deeper to local races. Tho...

If we really want to see more progressive voices in the Nebraska Unicameral, Legislative District 18 - running from Blair to Northwest Omah...