Mike Friend, Nebraska director of Americans for Prosperity, will join us to talk about what the Nebraska Legislature might do with the Nebraska Commission of Industrial Relations (CIR), the state agency that resolves disputes between public sector unions and the governments with which they negotiate labor contracts.
We also have a fresh Mary Maxwell Moment celebrating St. Patrick's Day.
There’s a lot of good scientific material about the pro-life position on stem cell research, but there hasn’t been much to help people deal with the political and emotional arguments with which they are hit in the face in everyday conversation. Until now. Click below to read a sample chapter.
Chipper Fatso Baldy
That's what my sister, Mimi, calls this picture.
Chip's Bio
- Executive Director: Fatherhood-Family Initiative
- Communications Director: Nebraska Coalition for Ethical Research
- Adjunct Professor: Bellevue University
- Douglas County Commissioner
- Nebraska State Senator
- Law Degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
- Master’s Degree in American History from Oxford University
- Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from Boston College
- Graduate of Creighton Prep and St. Cecilia’s Elementary
- Development Director for the Jesuit Middle School of Omaha
- Editorial Writer for the Omaha World-Herald
- Special Assistant to U.S. Senator Chuck Hagel
- Member of St. Cecilia’s Cathedral Parish
- Omaha Coalition of Citizen Patrols
- Law Clerk for the Nebraska Court of Appeals
- Won a free piece of cheesecake in college for playing a spirited, though choppy, rendition of “Has Anybody Seen My Gal?” on an old-fashioned piano at a pizza parlor. This has nothing to do with anything in my blog, but it’s the one thing in my bio that everyone remembers.
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