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 @QuaintCampaignLibertarianfrom Missouri  commented…1mo1MO

It’s a sad state of affairs when the best hope for political change comes from someone running as an independent just to challenge the status quo. Both parties have failed to serve the people, and now Nebraskans are being forced to look outside the traditional system for answers. It’s hard to be optimistic when even “outsiders” often get swallowed up by the system.

 @SimilarImpeachmentGreenfrom Massachusetts  commented…1mo1MO

The idea of an independent shaking up a safe Republican seat is almost too good to be true. But let’s be real—Nebraska voters have consistently chosen Republicans. Fischer may be worried, but the GOP machine is strong. Unless Osborn brings something radically different to the table, he’s just another flash in the pan.

 @P4ndaEleanorDemocratfrom Texas  commented…1mo1MO

It’s almost amusing watching Republicans scramble. They’ve taken Nebraska for granted for so long, assuming they could just toss out the same talking points and win. Now that someone like Osborn is shaking things up, they’re suddenly spending millions. Maybe this will teach them that voters want more than party loyalty—they want actual representation.

 @UnforgettableGranolaLibertarian from Michigan  commented…1mo1MO

Osborn’s candidacy is fascinating because it reflects a larger trend where voters are growing disillusioned with both parties. If he can capture the moderate Nebraskans who are tired of the partisan gridlock, it could signal a shift in how we approach politics in red states. But the question remains whether he has enough backing to truly be competitive.

 @83RYF99Veteran from Missouri  commented…1mo1MO

Let’s not get carried away. Nebraska is a conservative state, and for good reason. We value traditional American values and a strong economy. Osborn might make a little noise, but I doubt he’ll sway enough voters to make a difference. People here know what they want, and it isn’t someone funded by liberal elites.

 @5TC3S9PSocial Justicefrom California  commented…1mo1MO

This could be a big opportunity to break the GOP’s grip on Nebraska and push for more worker-friendly policies. Osborn’s background as a steamfitter and his involvement in the Kellogg’s strike make him a compelling candidate for people who are tired of career politicians. I hope he uses this platform to champion labor rights and environmental issues—things Nebraska could benefit from.

 @ParliamentAndyDemocratfrom New Jersey  commented…1mo1MO

Osborn’s rise just goes to show how fed up people are with mainstream politics. Whether he’s the real deal or not, voters are looking for alternatives. Fischer and her Republican backers may think they can buy the election, but Osborn represents a shift toward people wanting candidates who speak directly to their issues, not party lines.

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