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🥩 Are Hamburger Prices FINALLY Coming Down?

🥩 Are Hamburger Prices FINALLY Coming Down?

After years of sticker shock at the grocery store, could beef prices finally be headed down?

Nebraska cattleman Jim Jenkins talks about what’s changing, and what it could mean for consumers and Nebraska cattle producers.

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Trump’s Tariffs Are Hitting Nebraska Hard. Jim Jenkins Says Congress Is Failing Us.

Trump’s Tariffs Are Hitting Nebraska Hard. Jim Jenkins Says Congress Is Failing Us.

Nebraska rancher, businessman and former U.S. Senate candidate Jim Jenkins joins The Dan Parsons Show for a wide-ranging conversation about tariffs, agriculture and political leadership, and he doesn’t hold back.

Jenkins argues that President Trump’s tariff policies are driving up costs for Nebraska farmers, ranchers and small businesses while members of Congress stand on the sidelines.

“We need to find people that are willing to step up and get beyond the party and actually govern on behalf of all Nebraskans.”

We also discuss:

• Why Jenkins calls tariffs a tax on American consumers and businesses
• The impact on Nebraska farmers, ranchers and his own family businesses
• Trump’s attempt to lower beef prices through increased imports
• Why Jenkins believes Congress has surrendered too much authority to the president
• The Pete Ricketts–Dan Osborn debate and Nebraska’s changing political landscape
• Why independent candidates may be having a moment
• Jenkins’ own 2014 independent campaign for U.S. Senate
• His criticism of Nebraska’s current political leadership, and what he believes needs to change

Jenkins has spent decades in Nebraska agriculture and business. His message to Nebraska’s political leaders is straightforward: “You are not doing the job right now, my friends.”

Watch the full conversation on The Dan Parsons Show.

#Nebraska #NebraskaPolitics #Tariffs #Agriculture #Farmers #Ranchers #Trump #JimJenkins #TheDanParsonsShow #Politics

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Can a New Political Party Break Nebraska’s Two-Party System?

Can a New Political Party Break Nebraska’s Two-Party System?

Bob Krist is running for Nebraska Secretary of State under the newly qualified America First Party.

Krist explains why he believes a new political party can give Nebraska voters more choices, and challenge a system dominated by Republicans and Democrats.

Is Nebraska ready for a viable third party?

#NebraskaPolitics #BobKrist #SecretaryOfState #AmericaFirstParty #ThirdParty #Nebraska #Politics #TheDanParsonsShow

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Deb Fischer Helped Bring Vote-by-Mail to Nebraska?

Deb Fischer Helped Bring Vote-by-Mail to Nebraska?

Long before today’s fights over mail-in voting, Nebraska Republicans were helping expand it.

In my interview with Nebraska Secretary of State candidate Bob Krist, we revisit a fascinating piece of Nebraska election history: legislation introduced by then-State Sen. Deb Fischer in 2005 that helped pave the way for all-mail elections in some Nebraska counties.

The politics of voting by mail looked very different 20 years ago.

🎙️ Watch the full Bob Krist interview now on The Dan Parsons Show.

#Nebraska #NebraskaPolitics #DebFischer #VoteByMail #Election2026 #BobKrist #TheDanParsonsShow

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EXCLUSIVE: Bob Krist Announces Nebraska Secretary of State Bid

EXCLUSIVE: Bob Krist Announces Nebraska Secretary of State Bid

Former Nebraska State Senator and 2018 Democratic gubernatorial nominee Bob Krist is running for Nebraska Secretary of State as a candidate of the newly formed America First Party.

Krist joins The Dan Parsons Show to discuss his decision, the creation of Nebraska’s newest political party, election integrity and the responsibilities of the Secretary of State.

Dan also challenges Krist on what “America First” means to him, and asks whether Joe Biden was legitimately elected president in 2020.

It’s an in-depth conversation about one of the most unexpected candidacies of Nebraska’s 2026 election.

#BobKrist #NebraskaPolitics #AmericaFirst #Nebraska #SecretaryOfState #Election2026 #ElectionIntegrity #DonaldTrump #TheDanParsonsShow

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🚨 Nebraska Politics in 3: Trump vs. Pillen? + Big Senate Debate + Lindstrom is in

🚨 Nebraska Politics in 3: Trump vs. Pillen? + Big Senate Debate + Lindstrom is in

Three Nebraska political stories in under three minutes. ⏱️ Today’s update:

1️⃣ Brett Lindstrom’s filing with the America First Party.
2️⃣ The high-stakes Senate debate between Pete Ricketts and Dan Osborn tonight.
3️⃣ President Trump weighing in on Nebraska data centers vs. Gov. Pillen’s cautious approach.

Subscribe to The Dan Parsons Show so you don’t miss tomorrow’s exclusive interview with a newly announced candidate for Secretary of State! 🎙️👇

#Nebraska #NebraskaPolitics #Omaha #Lincoln #Election2026 #USPolitics #TheDanParsonsShow #NebraskaNews

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Can Democrats and Republicans Still Work Together?

Can Democrats and Republicans Still Work Together?

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly says governing across party lines starts with relationships, trust and a willingness to find common ground — even when you disagree.

A lesson from Kansas with real implications for Nebraska.

Watch the full conversation with Gov. Kelly and Nebraska gubernatorial candidate Lynne Walz on The Dan Parsons Show.

#NebraskaPolitics #KansasPolitics #Bipartisanship #LauraKelly #LynneWalz #TheDanParsonsShow

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Gov. Laura Kelly & Lynne Walz: Can Nebraska Follow Kansas’ Comeback?

Gov. Laura Kelly & Lynne Walz: Can Nebraska Follow Kansas’ Comeback?

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly inherited a state facing serious fiscal challenges. Eight years later, she says Kansas has a $2 billion rainy-day fund, has paid down debt, fully funded schools and transportation — and cut taxes.

In this exclusive conversation on The Dan Parsons Show, Kelly joins Nebraska gubernatorial candidate and former state Sen. Lynne Walz to discuss what Kansas learned — and what those lessons could mean for Nebraska.

We talk about:
• Winning Republican and independent voters in traditionally Republican states
• Governing with a Republican-controlled legislature
• Nebraska’s budget challenges and Walz’s criticism of across-the-board cuts
• Economic development and rebuilding rural communities
• Why Kelly says divided government can force compromise
• The changing tone of American politics
• Whether the political middle is making a comeback
• Why Kelly believes Walz is prepared to be governor
Walz argues Nebraska is “bleeding” financially. Kelly responds with the story of Kansas’ fiscal turnaround, including rebuilding reserves, investing in schools and infrastructure, attracting major economic development and cutting taxes.
It’s a conversation about two neighboring states, two political paths, and whether Kansas offers lessons for Nebraska’s future.
The Dan Parsons Show — Beyond the Headlines.
#Nebraska #Kansas #NebraskaPolitics #LauraKelly #LynneWalz #TheDanParsonsShow

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Nebraska Is “Bleeding.” Kansas Has a $2 Billion Rainy-Day Fund.

Nebraska Is “Bleeding.” Kansas Has a $2 Billion Rainy-Day Fund.

Lynne Walz says Nebraska is financially “bleeding.”

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly says Kansas faced serious fiscal problems too. Today, she says Kansas has a $2 billion rainy-day fund, has paid down debt, fully funds schools and transportation — and has cut taxes.

What did Kansas do differently?

Watch my full exclusive interview with Gov. Laura Kelly and Lynne Walz, premiering Monday on The Dan Parsons Show.

#Nebraska #NebraskaPolitics #LauraKelly #Kansas #LynneWalz #Shorts #TheDanParsonsShow

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Walz: Nebraska Is “Bleeding” Financially — Kansas Gov Laura Kelly Says Kansas Shows a Way Out

Walz: Nebraska Is “Bleeding” Financially — Kansas Gov Laura Kelly Says Kansas Shows a Way Out

Nebraska gubernatorial candidate Lynne Walz says the state is “bleeding” financially after using cash funds and reserves to close a major budget shortfall.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly says Kansas faced a similar fiscal crisis — but today has a $2 billion rainy-day fund, has paid down debt, fully funds schools and transportation, and has cut taxes.

Can Nebraska do the same?

Watch this preview from my exclusive conversation with Gov. Laura Kelly and Lynne Walz.

The full interview premieres Monday, Aug. 31 on The Dan Parsons Show.

#Nebraska #Kansas #NebraskaPolitics #LauraKelly #LynneWalz #TheDanParsonsShow

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Data Centers Should Pay Their Own Power Costs

Data Centers Should Pay Their Own Power Costs

Sara Kohen, candidate for Nebraska’s OPPD Board, says households and small businesses shouldn’t have to subsidize massive data centers.

She maintains that these facilities should pay the full cost of the power generation, transmission lines, and infrastructure they require, while protecting clean air, water, and local communities.

#DataCenters #PublicPower #EnergyCosts #OPPD #SaraKohen #Nebraska

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Election Preview: Sara Kohen, candidate for OPPD Board

Election Preview: Sara Kohen, candidate for OPPD Board

Sara Kohen candidate for the Omaha Public Power District Board in District 1, joins the show to discuss why public power matters and what’s at stake for OPPD customers. We talk about the future of public power, data centers, renewable energy, grid reliability, and how board decisions shape affordability, economic development and Nebraska’s energy future.

Learn more about Kohen’s campaign at https://saraforoppd.com/

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Future of Omaha Power: Sara Kohen Interview, candidate for OPPD.

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