Pete Ricketts

I would advise the White House to change that policy and look for longer-term things that will help us build the size of the herd and ultimately bring the price of beef down for consumers.

The plan to import low-quality foreign beef is not helping Nebraska ranchers.

We need to restore the faith of the American people

This bill would ban congressional insider trading. We need to pass this commonsense legislation and restore integrity to Congress.

We need to pass this commonsense legislation and restore integrity to Congress.

Our border is secure. Our immigration laws are being enforced. Nebraska is safer as a result.

More work remains, and I am committed to working with you to give our farmers and ranchers a stable, level playing field to compete and win on.

While American producers have spent decades building markets in Communist China, they continue to face unfair trading practices and uncertainty from Beijing.

We need to continue just to again let them know that they’re not going to be allowed to take Taiwan by force.

Folks, I will always be a senator for Nebraska.

[Osborn] is not the moderate independent that he claims to be … this guy is a fake.

I told Trump that short-term solutions aren’t good for ranchers.

Short-term solutions, such as the tariff waiver, aren’t good for ranchers.

The truth is, I can’t be bought. He already has.

The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline provides critical support for those struggling with their mental health.

Flooding the market with lower quality beef compromises Nebraska farmers and ranchers. They should be enabled to grow herd sizes and meet consumer demand.

Senator Graham was clear eyed on Putin and fought for years to build peace through strength.

Biden’s overregulation and red tape regime cost Nebraskans millions of dollars.

They used California policies as a backdoor EV mandate and even tried to control how we cut our grass.

I’m excited to share that record with Nebraskans while discussing my vision for continuing to fight for them in Washington.

The current status of birthright citizenship is not what our founders intended, or what the writers of the 14th Amendment intended when they wrote this.

Congress should act to change what we’ve come to know as birthright citizenship.

What we want to do is make sure we’re not locking out people who come from a successful business. We don’t want to keep a successful business person from coming to Congress.

He has done a lot for our state serving, obviously, not only the University of Nebraska but here in Washington, D.C., as well.