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There are some issues that shouldn't divide us. Holding child predators accountable is one of them.
Yet when the opportunity came to support the release of the Epstein files, Pete Ricketts voted the other way.
That says a lot — because when Nebraskans ask for transparency, they deserve answers, not excuses. And when victims deserve justice, they deserve leaders who will fight for it, not politicians who dismiss it as someone else's problem.
I've been clear from the beginning: Release the Epstein files. Expose anyone who committed crimes or helped cover them up. And hold every single one of them accountable, no matter how wealthy, powerful, or politically connected they are.
That's not a partisan position. It's basic decency.
Unfortunately, too many politicians in Washington seem more interested in protecting the powerful than standing up for ordinary people.
That's exactly why I'm running. I'm not beholden to party bosses. I'm not funded by corporate PACs. And I don't care whose name is involved — if someone exploited children or helped cover it up, the American people deserve the truth.
Pete Ricketts had a chance to stand for transparency. He chose differently. Now Nebraskans have a choice of their own. Can you chip in $5 today to help us replace politics as usual with independent leadership that answers to the people? [[link removed]?]
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This campaign is about restoring trust in government.
That starts with telling the truth, demanding accountability, and refusing to protect the powerful when they've abused that power.
If you believe Nebraska deserves that kind of leadership, I'd be honored to have your support.
— Dan Osborn
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