Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Traveling Across Nebraska
working together to make sure this doesn’t happen again. We’re fighting to improve the infrastructure that
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Let Me Be Blunt: A Shutdown Update
Republican leadership in the House and Senate doesn’t come together. From Americans traveling during the holidays
The Tiffany Telegram: March 20, 2026
politicians, on the other hand, rarely do. That doesn’t add up, and it’s why this week
Strong Foundations
strong, stable foundation every child deserves. Their work doesn’t stop there. CHS provides critical resources like domestic
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Working Families Tax Cuts Supports Farmers and Ranchers
were up 29% last year. But this statistic doesn’t tell the whole story. For Nebraskans, agriculture
Let Me Be Blunt: How Can I Help?
Senator, my top priority is serving you. That doesn’t just mean introducing legislation and casting votes
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Ag Leadership in Nebraska
were up 29% last year. But this statistic doesn’t tell the whole story. For Nebraskans, agriculture
Helping Americans break free from government dependency
benefits cliff is poverty by design—and it doesn’t have to be this way. Today, about
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Lifting Nebraskans Out of Loneliness
from the federal government didn’t help. Loneliness doesn’t just affect Nebraska Seniors. A study conducted
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: The Government is Shutdown, I’m Still Fighting for Nebraskans
agents, and air traffic controllers. But Chuck Schumer doesn’t want to pay on-duty federal workers. Democrats … Schumer Shutdown began. Just because Chuck Schumer doesn’t want to reopen the government, doesn’t mean
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: The Bipartisan Shutdown Solution
enforcement make the challenge worse. Chuck Schumer doesn’t want debate. He doesn’t want to work toward … leader, he’s a hypocrite. But Chuck Schumer doesn’t care, because for him, it’s “better.” Throughout
My offices are open
without pay, it’s only right that Congress doesn’t keep collecting a paycheck. I submitted a letter
Highs and Lows: What We Learned in Shutdown Week Two
know anybody on any side of this that doesn’t really hope and pray that that comes together
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: The Healthcare Hypocrisy of Chuck Schumer and the Democrats
Schumer Shutdown looks like. The Schumer Shutdown doesn’t have to continue any longer. Republicans are ready
Highs and Lows: Supporting Local Communities
create opportunity, when 90% of your land doesn’t generate property tax? How do you plan
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Powering the Good Life
real energy for real people. It repeals what doesn’t work, like government mandates and unfair handouts. With
Highs and Lows: 525,600 Minutes (and 800 Hours in the Senate)
home and work in the state. It doesn’t mean we stop working. It’s actually
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: SNAP Next Step
uses SNAP administrative fees for funding, so it doesn’t cost any additional taxpayer money. When I came
Our failure on climate
Remember ratings agencies in 2008? Even if it doesn’t go full collapse, when a property’s carrying
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Restoring Maximum Pressure Against Iran
attack in history against Israel last year. Iran doesn’t just chant ‘death to Israel,’ though. They chant