The Legislature adjourned this afternoon. It’d be easy to go off the rails at this point in time… we see the same spineless actions that allowed the complete derailment of the last session already unfolding.
We expressed on Monday that the shifting around of rules changes would lead to the more important rules changes being cut off… today, that’s exactly what happened. The dems spent the entire day running down the time on a single rule change and successfully eliminated the three rules changes from Erdman. Especially Rule Change 1 that would have supported transparency, efficiency, and accountability to those elected to serve in the Legislature.
Next week begins floor debate on carryover bills and new legislation and public committee hearings. Speaker Arch announced they’d begin with his priority bill, LB416, followed by Senator Conrad’s priority bill LB16, LB308, and LB664.
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Nebraskans Against Government Overreach 
I can’t look at this 😭
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yes i am VERY frustrated and disappointed in our legislature. i tried emailing Julie Slama for a couple years but now all i get is an auto reply from her aid. most of our politicians believe the leftist main stream media and follow the old party line. they have not noticed that the world has changed. that many of We The People strongly support the radical 8 in Congress and believe that our government has been compromised/captured. Interesting that all our reps are up for re election in 2024 and many are not running again. So much of this is distraction or dirty politics. A new crisis every day. We must focus on return to paper to save this country. This should be done at the most local level, as the Founders envisioned, be it precinct, city, or county. All digital data can be manipulated. A black box with proprietary software to do basic addition is a farce. If the results cannot be verified what good are they? If the machines cannot be eliminated, then a hand count should be done as ballots are turned in at the precinct level, just like they used to do before the machines. If discrepancies are found, the machine software must be corrected. A hand count should always be done to verify the machine results. Standard accounting practice. Standard business practice. Even more important for voting. Everyone go to your local elections commission meetings and demand a return to paper/auditing and no more machines.
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