John Peter Ricketts (born August 19, 1964) is an American politician and businessman serving as the 40th governor of Nebraska since 2015. He is a member of the Republican Party.
And we thought we were worried about Target.
>>Well, as time has moved on, it’s now clear that those confrontations mean everything. If students don’t speak up about teachers forcing their left-wing politics and talking points on their students, then there is no boundary to what they will push.
I recently ran across people who were voting opposite their neighbors who were unwilling to host a political yard sign opposing their neighbor’s sign. Conservatives need to get in the game and not be cowed by Leftists.
The deeper problem is that now "diversity, inclusion, and equity" are deemed to override our Constitutional rights.
Conservatism will stand or fall, based on whether we openly and without ANY reservation declare that the Constitutional rights of American citizens are more important than "diversity, inclusion, and equity".
Blake....Thanks for the information.
Now what are you going to do?
I guess the bathroom policy doesn’t affect you, right.
You wrote the letter......will you follow through with a protest on campus?.....an interview with Tucker Carlson?
Just asking
HOW SAID THAT THE MAJORITY IN THIS COUNTRY COWER TO THESE MENATLLY ILL COWARDS AND ALLOW THEM TO DESTROY WHAT WE ALL ENJOY, ITS TIME TO MAKE THE DONUTS!!!
John Peter Ricketts (born August 19, 1964) is an American politician and businessman serving as the 40th governor of Nebraska since 2015. He is a member of the Republican Party.
Diversity, equity and inclusion is code for you will adhere to our narrow definitions or you will be excluded and have no equity.
How times have changed... Some 30 years ago I was a consultant for various elected and appointed governmental bodies. Increasingly, I saw that the elected boards who were once filled with professional, competent people were replaced by dunces who couldn't even balance their own checkbooks.
The appointed boards were often a different story. One of the boards in Texas I found especially impressive had professional people with a broad range of expertise whose abilities related to their function on the board. Surprisingly, several of the members had been appointed by Ann Richards who was then governor of Texas. Even then a Democrat could appoint competent people. What does it say when the Republican governor of Nebraska can't find anybody with common sense?