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Fighting to pay federal officers

Our law enforcement officers work hard to prevent crime and protect families. They face danger, act fast, and serve with courage. I continue to work with my Republican colleagues to end the Schumer Shutdown and support our law enforcement officers.

Nebraska deserves better...

As we approach one month since Senate Democrats shut down the federal government, Senate Republicans continue to fight to end the stalemate and reopen the government for the American people. Meanwhile, Democrats have voted more than a dozen times to keep it closed. For four weeks, I’ve written about this ongoing shutdown. While I would much rather share updates on the progress we’re making for Nebraskans on Capitol Hill, I cannot ignore this unprecedented impasse created by the Democratic Party.

Beef Country

Nebraska, the Beef State, stands as a colossal pillar in the global agricultural landscape, with the beef industry providing the very backbone of our state’s economy. More than just a commodity, beef production in Nebraska is a testament to generations of hard work, innovation, and commitment to quality.

Bipartisan shutdown solution

WashingtOn d.C . We are into the third week of the Schumer Shutdown.

Ideological demands put rural healthcare a risk

W It is now nearly one month since the House passed its clean continuing resolution to keep open the federal government. On September 19, House Republicans did our job.

Tax cheats hit the jackpot!

None of us like paying taxes. But even the Bible says we’re supposed to “Give unto Caesar what is Caesar’s” is how I remember it.

Stopping at nothing to deliver...

insights frOm d.C . It’s been nearly three weeks since Democrats voted to shut down the federal government.

Interim work...

The legislative interim in Nebraska is an important time for research, refining existing legislation, and preparing new proposals. Free from the pace of the formal session, senators can do comprehensive research and make sure they are ready to address the state’s most pressing issues when the Legislature reconvenes in January.