We're talking about a little more than "offending a woman" here. Offending is ok. Groping is not. If he touched their shoulder without permission that's one thing, but putting your hand up someone's dress is entirely another.
No, were not.
We are talking about supposed incidents that took place several years ago and was so "upsetting" the victims decided not to report the abuse to the police. So why wait till now to report it, just a couple weeks before the primary, and still hide behind anonymity?
Because if they file a report and a prosecution takes place then the accused has a right to cross examine the accuser. Otherwise, it just another Kangaroo court of public opinion.
This tactic follows a standard pattern used several times over the last decade to destroy a person's reputation so that they appear unacceptable to do <something>:
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For the crime of being accused of <something> you are hereby doxxed, fired from your job, and forever forbidden from running for public office, etc."
I'm not voting for Hubster, but he doesn't deserve this hatchet job just before the primaries. How convenient for his opponents.
I'm not voting for Pillen either. He's been on the Univ Nebraska Board of Regents for 10 years and only started acting conservative last July when he began running for Gov. During that time Marxist have essentially taken control of campus student politics and the results are obvious. Even the faculty and adjuncts attack Pro-Life booths on campus. Pillen has no record of doing anything to stop this egregious behavior.
I got an email from Gov Ricketts today bemoaning the failure of the Constitutional Carry Bill to be passed by the unicameral. It's obvious he is planning on running for Congress or the Senate.
Governor Ricketts has released a new weekly column, which is now available below.
Unfinished Business: Enhancing Nebraska’s Commitment to Protecting Second Amendment Rights
05/03/2022 01:41 PM CDT
Nebraskans have long been strong supporters of the right to keep and bear arms. Nearly 85 years after it was enshrined in the Second Amendment at the federal level, Nebraska’s leaders chose to make our stance on gun rights crystal clear. Article I of the Nebraska Constitution proclaims that “the right to keep and bear arms for security or defense of self, family, home, and others, and for lawful common defense, hunting, recreational use, and all other lawful purposes...shall not be denied or infringed by the state or any subdivision thereof.” This should serve as the exclamation point on where Nebraska stands in its commitment to constitutional gun rights.
I'm voting for Breland Ridenour. I believe he will do better than Ricketts lip-service to the 2A.
