Opinion

President Joe Biden claims he needs new legislation to secure our borders.

In the past week, the Nebraska Legislature hotly contested the way Nebraska counts its electoral votes.

Next month’s Nebraska Primary on Tuesday, May 14, offers a mix of familiar and new candidates, as well as one extremely important change for voters: Photo identification will be required in order to cast your ballot successfully.Otoe County Clerk and Election Commissioner Jenny Bassinger and Otoe County Election Clerk Emily Wolken conducted public information workshops at the Morton-James Public Library on Saturday, April 6, and Monday, April 8, to inform voters which forms of photo ID would be accepted on Election Day.By the way, going forward, voters will be required to show photo ID for every Nebraska election, thanks to a new law that we voters passed in 2022.So, here are the acceptable forms of photo voter ID:Nebraska driver’s license or state ID card;A U.S.

The rule of law is foundational to our Republic.

Imagine if at the height of the last Cold War, the Soviet Union had control over the largest television network in the United States.