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Seven months ago, former Nebraska Appropriations Committee Chairman John Stinner questioned the way the state was managing its budget and making cuts.

Now Stinner is back in the news, again criticizing the Pillen administration’s budget decisions.

Listen to what he told me then.

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Seven months ago, former Nebraska Appropriations Committee Chairman John Stinner joined The Dan Parsons Show and warned about the consequences of repeated cuts to state agencies, including losing some of Nebraska’s best people.

Now Stinner is sounding the alarm again, arguing that decisions by the Pillen administration are threatening Nebraska’s long-term financial stability.

Here’s what he told me seven months ago.

Watch the full John Stinner interview on The Dan Parsons Show.

Read the Senator’s latest piece: Careless budget decisions threaten state’s stability. https://tinyurl.com/StinnerOpEd

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Nebraska Secretary of State candidate Sarah Slattery says the debate over mail-in voting has major implications for farmers and rural Nebraskans.

For voters who may live miles from a polling place, and farmers whose workday doesn’t fit neatly around Election Day, what would restrictions on voting by mail mean?

Slattery explains why she believes this is an important issue in the race for Nebraska Secretary of State.

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