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If you know Nebraska, Dan Osborn
isn’t unusual. Nebraskans have been fiercely independent and
anti-political corruption for 100 years. They enacted a unicameral and
nonpartisan legislature and nonpartisan primaries back in the 1930’s
precisely to put problem solving and citizen leadership ahead of
partisan shenanigans.
But by national standards, Dan Osborn is VERY unusual.
He’s no politician. He’s an
independent who has spent his whole life fixing things. He’s a husband
and father, member of the Nebraska National Guard and US Navy Veteran,
an industrial mechanic, and a union leader who led the successful 2021
strike against the Kellogg’s plant in Omaha - preserving hundreds of
middle-class jobs. He’s challenging Republican Incumbent Senator Deb
Fischer as an independent and building his campaign around the simple
notion that Nebraskans of all walks of life have more in common than
the partisans who wake up every morning with new ideas about how to
divide us. Polls are showing a competitive match-up, and Dan is
turning some heads (check out his recent profile
in the New York Times)
On Thursday April
25th at 5pm ET, Open
Primaries President John Opdycke will talk with Dan about his dynamic
campaign, his experience as an independent candidate in an
overwhelmingly partisan system, and why an “independent attitude” is
crucial to moving the country forward.
REGISTER
TODAY.
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