Thursday, October 15, 2020

DON'T VOTE FOR RINOS

 

RINOS do not deserve re-election.  One blatant example is Allen Hager, running for re-election to the Learning Community, a bureaucratic nightmare imposed on taxpayers by the Legislature.  The LC flagrantly wastes our property tax & other tax $$ and provides little academic improvement for poor kids.  It does not bar services to illegal aliens. The LC rightly deserves elimination as a taxing authority . Hager regularly votes along with the rest of the pack to continue reckless spending, e.g.  to approve a socio-economic diversity plan for the FY 2018-2019 school year.  He does not deserve taxpayer


votes!

Tuesday, October 13, 2020

POOR EDUCATION

 

The trickle of parents pulling their children from OPS schools has reached a tidal wave, as 1,400 OP$ students have fled the district.  The reasons are simple.  Incompetent administrators scheduling students on-line part of a week and in class other days.  No sports season.  Union teachers more intent on radicalizing their students instead of teaching them about American Exceptionalism.  Incomprehensible Common Core curriculum that students, teachers, & parents cannot understand.  And OP$ wants state taxpayers to assume responsibility for its grossly underfunded pension system.  Email netaxpayers@gmail.com to join our NE Taxpayers Education Watch Project. 


Monday, October 12, 2020

A CLEAR CHOICE

 

State Sen. Carol Blood, running for re-election, is no friend to taxpayers.  She voted to raise filing fees over 100% for taxpayers challenging their higher property valuations and to force cities like Bellevue to establish dense, government-subsidized housing in single family residential neighborhoods, which would destroy property values.  Blood also voted to make it more difficult to terminate welfare benefits and voted to extend maximum Medicaid expansion.  Her opponent, Rick Holdcroft, is a fiscal conservative. 



Sunday, October 11, 2020

THE BAD AND THE GOOD

 

One of the most vigorous opponents of real property tax relief is the NSEA teachers union.  It has pumped a $15,280 contribution into the Tim Royers Dist. 31 legislative race.  Royers is the head of the Millard teachers union.  In addition to opposing the death penalty & being pro-abortion, in 1 of his essays he argues that public school curricula should abandon the traditional view of American exceptionalism, saying it is difficult to defend.  Such teaching I believe results in the radicalization of students, our children, molding them into the rioters and Flag-burners we now see on our streets.  Royers’ opponent is moderate Republican Rich Pahls.  

Saturday, October 10, 2020

DESERVES RE-ELECTION

 

Sen. Bruce Bostelman has served taxpayers well in Dist. 23.  He voted for the property tax relief bill, tax relief for those with military pensions, to protect the rights of gun owners, and against raising the filing fee over 100% for property valuation challenges.  Volunteer now for his re-election campaign & email netaxpayers@gmail.c


om for our NE Taxpayers Voting Guide. 

Thursday, October 08, 2020

BAD MEDICINE FOR TAXPAYERS

 

State Sen. Anna Wishart is poison for NE taxpayers.  She voted to raise filing fees for property valuation challenges by over 200%.  She voted to allow creation of a new metro transit authority with a maximum property tax levy.  Wishart also voted to tax Internet sales.  And she regularly votes to expand and extend welfare programs.  A taxpaying Lincoln voter should not WISH for the re-election of Anna Wishart.  Her opponent, Brenda Bickford, is a solid fiscal conservative


Tuesday, October 06, 2020

DO THE RIGHT THING

 

Some taxpayers seem to believe that attending supportive speaking engagements and luncheons or writing a check for a candidate fulfills their responsibility to help fiscally conservative candidates & incumbents win elections/re-elections.  Not so.  Candidates win based on grunt work…putting up yard signs, distributing fliers door to door, calling prospective voters on the phone (who may hang up on you), & standing out in the cold on Election Day handing out candidate poll cards.  Do these things now to help your conservative candidate win!  Email netaxpayers@gmail.com for our Nebraska Taxpayers Voting Guide.😃

Monday, October 05, 2020

WE NEED TIM

 

The Douglas County Board sorely needs the infusion of conservative commissioners.  Tim Lonergan is one fiscal conservative who taxpayers should support and offer volunteer assistance to put up yard signs & distribute fliers.  Tim is a successful small businessman.  He pledges to oppose all property tax increases not approved by popular vote and oppose pay hikes for commissioners, who have increased their salaries by 50% in recent years.  He also has a great plan to utilize new technology to streamline county services.  See more at www.votelonergan.com.

Sunday, October 04, 2020

ONE BAD CANDIDATE

 

Congressional candidate Kate Bolz is bad for Nebraska taxpayers.  As a state senator, she voted to raise the filing fees to challenge property valuation increases, to allow government land banks to compete with private developers, make it more difficult to expel violent public school students, & cancel traditional Columbus Day.  NE taxpayers do not need a Bolz Weevil in Congress to vote with Nancy Pelosi.  Email netaxpayers@gmail.com for our conservative voting guide. 

Friday, October 02, 2020

ONE GREAT CANDIDATE

 

Dodge County residents now suffer under the socialist voting record of State Sen. Lynne Walz.  One of her bills makes it easier to remain on the welfare wagon.  Another restricts authorities and lets violent “inmates run the asylum” at youth detention facilities.  Her opponent is Dave Rogers, a super intelligent independent businessman who has a keen recognition of how we must achieve comprehensive tax, spending, and regulation reform in the Legislature.  If you value your properties, savings, and businesses in Dodge County, Dave Rogers needs your help.  Email netaxpayers@gmail.com for our NE Taxpayers Voting Guide.