For Nebraskans trying to make sense of the "Working," "America," "First," "Family," "People" political party word salad, this week should offer some relief. That's when a Lancaster District Court judge is scheduled to rule on whether to certify a couple of political newbies to state politics and the November ballot.
For Nebraskans trying to make sense of the "Working," "America," "First," "Family," "People" political party word salad, this week should offer some relief.
That's when a Lancaster District Court judge is scheduled to rule on whether to certify a couple of political newbies to state politics and the November ballot.
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For Nebraskans trying to make sense of the "Working," "America," "First," "Family," "People" political party word salad, this week should offer some relief. That's when a Lancaster District Court judge is scheduled to rule on whether to certify a couple of political newbies to state politics and the November ballot.
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