Let Me Be Blunt: Keeping You in the Loop/Black History Month “Feels”
funding for outreach and assistance for seniors with limited incomes on Medicare. It ultimately empowers them to make
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Helping Americans break free from government dependency
from one-size-fits-all bureaucratic rules that limit innovation. They would be encouraged to reinvest savings from … governments. States would also be free to implement limited scope projects that focus funding on a specific population
Thanksgiving and the blessing of adoption
they are not forgotten. The sky is their limit. As one of their voices in the Senate
Let Me Be Blunt: You Deserve Better
Delaware and Washington, D.C. offices may have limited capacity, we will do everything we can to serve … UPDATE] The operations of the IRS are limited during the shutdown. Until the government reopens, most tax refunds
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Nebraskans Aren’t Leverage
without getting paid. The federal courts are in limited operations. SNAP benefits are only partially being issued. Head
Let Me Be Blunt: This Isn’t the Time for Building Ballrooms
Delaware and Washington, D.C. offices may have limited capacity, we will do everything we can to serve
Let Me Be Blunt: Hope Starts Here!
Delaware and Washington, D.C. offices may have limited capacity, we will do everything we can to serve
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: End the Schumer Shutdown
Schumer Shutdown. Nebraskans’ services will be limited under this Schumer Shutdown. Chuck Schumer and the Democrats are directly
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Supporting Rural Healthcare
kind of money laying around. This would have limited access to care for seniors. Rural healthcare providers
Highs and Lows: Supporting Local Communities
future when most of your land is off-limits by federal decree? Read Newsletter
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Providing the Good Life
homes in Nebraska to close. This would have limited access to care for seniors. After hearing from rural
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Powering the Good Life
lights on at home. We also increased the limit for small business equipment expensing. That
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: OBBBA is a Win for Taxpayers
each year. That is up from a previous limit of $5,000. Additionally, the child and dependent care … heavy machinery and equipment while increasing the dollar limits of expensing for business assets. These enhancements for investments
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: President Trump’s First 100 Days
tariff is 50%. Plus, the European Union limits market access due to radical environmental policies. President Trump
A Pathway Home
seek — a proper ethics code and term limits — are very popular, even across party lines. 5. De-corrupt
On rebuilding
Court with a real ethics code and term limits. Enough. Every state Supreme Court has managed this