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WIth this country’s presidential election drawing near, talk of change is plentiful at every turn. In Lincoln, Neb., former Rusk High School football phenom Cody Glenn has been consumed by change, drastic change, as well.
There might be less diversity at the university if Colorado passes a ballot measure banning government consideration of race or gender in university admissions, contracts and state spending.
Last night, Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin spoke at a rally in Omaha that electrified supporters. What does this mean for Nebraska? Two things: First, the electoral vote allocated to Nebraska's second congressional district is "in play" - it could go to either John McCain or Barack Obama on Election Day.
Ward Connerly is looking to November 4th, when voters in Nebraska and Colorado will decide affirmative action initiatives he helped put on the ballot.
OMAHA -- Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin will campaign in Nebraska on Sunday, campaign officials said. The Alaska governor will headline a 6 p.m. rally at Omaha's Civic Auditorium Sunday, the campaign of Republican presidential nominee John McCain announced Saturday.
Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin is expected to campaign in Nebraska. Click here for Live Streaming of the Rally
Affirmative action before voters in Colo., Neb.
OMAHA, Neb. -- A surprise visit by Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin drew thousands of people to Omaha's Civic Auditorium Sunday. Yvette Cordell, a 41-year-old Omaha woman, came to the Sunday evening rally to see the Alaska governor who she calls "every American."
Yet another White House hopeful plans on visiting Nebraska. On the heels of Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin’s visit to Omaha on Sunday, presidential candidate Ralph Nader will come to the city.
OMAHA, Neb. -- Sarah Palin defended her claim that Barack Obama “pals around with terrorists,” saying the Democratic presidential nominee’s association with a 1960s radical is an issue that is “fair to talk about.” | Video
Former Sen. Bob Kerrey said Friday the Obama campaign’s decision to open a second office in Omaha is evidence Nebraska is in play.
