Jim Pillen

My opponents in this governor’s race — however many are on the ballot and whatever kind of parties that they’re named at — if I’m black, they’re white. If I’m red, they’re blue.

I think that anything we can do to strengthen the Second Amendment in Nebraska is a no-brainer.

If we can’t stand up and defend ourselves, if somebody’s against that, it’s just absolutely hard to comprehend.

America’s farmers will thank you for putting them first as we work through these market disruptions in American families and see the effects of these lower prices in the grocery store.

These billion-dollar companies are well-positioned to pay their own way. Not only that, but we also can’t afford projects that deplete our natural resources. That’s another cost our state cannot bear, now or in the future.

I fully support the need for computational services that enable us to stay ahead in the race for artificial intelligence as well as the defense of our nation. To support those initiatives, data centers are a necessity. However, we cannot…

Only politicians who want their name in the paper are trying to make something of that, make sense?

I’m not a speculator. I learned in my business if you speculated, you went broke, so I don’t speculate.

I said, ‘Hey, Mr. President, [got] time for one more subject. He said, ‘Yeah, what’s that?’ I said, ‘Tom Osborne,’

It was rather intense because I explained to him Nebraska livestock producers’ — cattlemen’s — perspective.

Our revenue is on track. That’s great news, but we still have a lot of work ahead of us to deliver a balanced budget for hard-working Nebraskans.

We are the home of global health security.

It’s a great sign that we are open for business.

Put the pedal to the metal

I’m a believer that the people speak as the second house in Nebraska.

The process of bounty signature gathering is sabotaging legitimate petition initiative efforts. It’s as simple as that.

This determination from the IRS will hopefully provide a little respite to Nebraskans in those counties who were affected by allowing them the time to meet their tax obligations without incurring additional penalties.

When a disaster strikes, surviving the immediate aftermath takes priority.

(The judge) is against us standing up to make sure to help our kids that need help to be able to eat good foods and not have pop and Twinkies for breakfast, for crying out loud.

We all agree our health is our wealth.

The taxpayers are clear on their expectation to reduce government spending, and as the largest operating program in the General Fund budget, the university should be part of the solution.

The cat’s been out of the bag, and I believe it’s time to rein it back in.

Mother Nature has thrown a lot at Nebraska this year, but we have tremendous partners to help us through it.

Truly honored to join President Trump and so many other leaders for the Ratepayer Protection Pledge. America will win the AI war with China without hardworking families having to bear the electricity costs. We can—and MUST—do both.