Liz Davids is trying really hard to make you believe she doesn't actually hate teachers, kids, and public schools The post Liz Davids is gaslighting teachers with free ice cream appeared first on Seeing Red ..read more

One of them, Stacy Matula, will be at the Culxr House tonight for a candidate event The post Meet some of the Moms for Liberty endorsed candidates on your ballot appeared first on Seeing Red ..read more

Friends of Woods Tennis makes a nice bottle of whine out of their sour grapes The post Fuck You Friday: Woods Tennis edition appeared first on Seeing Red ..read more

You would never guess Liz Davids is a far right extremist backed by all the local hate groups by looking at her website The post State Board of Education Candidate Liz Davids is Trying to Fool You appeared first on Seeing Red ..read more

Let's meet the white nationalists running for office The post Douglas County Moms for Liberty is holding a candidate meet and greet at DJs Dugout in Omaha tonight appeared first on Seeing Red ..read more

Want to help throw some votes at a pro-labor, pro-legalization candidate who can actually beat Deb Fischer? Here's how a quick and easy registration change to nonpartisan before the primaries will let you make a difference in the only primary that matters in Nebraska in 2024. The post Nebraska Has a Golden *Grass*roots Opportunity appeared first on Seeing Red ..read more

Once again local extremists are using prayer as a weapon against Nebraska's kids The post #TerribleTuesday: The Christian Nationalists are back on their bullsh*t appeared first on Seeing Red ..read more

Let's take a look at what the local maniacs have been up to lately The post It’s just another Maniac Monday appeared first on Seeing Red ..read more

Plus, John Kuehn's mom! The post The latest abortion restriction initiative is brought to you by the usual Nebraska hate group appeared first on Seeing Red ..read more

Last night, the Nebraska legislature debated a controversial bill, LB441, which would criminalize school librarians for having items in the library that anyone might deem obscene, despite a clear legal definition of that word, and despite the fact that schools are already held to obscenity laws. This important legal discussion was interrupted by an inappropriate […] The post Actions speak louder than words: a lesson in obscenity appeared first on Seeing Red ..read more