Nebraska Attorney General Race Gets INTERESTING… | Jocelyn Brasher Interview

Jocelyn Brasher, Democratic candidate for Nebraska Attorney General, joins the show to discuss her campaign against incumbent Mike Hilgers and her vision for the office. Brasher talks about her background as a former assistant attorney general, consumer protection attorney and prosecutor, while outlining her priorities on consumer rights, antitrust enforcement, medical cannabis, right-to-repair issues for farmers, and keeping the Attorney General’s Office focused on Nebraska rather than national partisan fights.

Learn more about Brasher’s campaign at https://www.brasherforneag.com/
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The Race for Nebraska Attorney General Gets Interesting… | Jocelyn Brasher Interview

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