Can someone who lives in the kansas area please forward this to the authorities, i don't know what I'm able to do from Norway but this person randomly said this in my twitch chat and didnt comment further. RTs appreciated as I really need someone from kansas to see this.
Release ALL the Epstein Files. Redact names to protect victims. I don’t care who the hell it implicates. If you hurt kids, you deserve to rot in prison. Release the Epstein Files.
My name’s Dan Osborn. I'm a steamfitter from Omaha, Nebraska. I punched a clock in a factory for 20 years.
Now I'm running for U.S. Senate against Pete Ricketts, the son of a billionaire who had a Senate seat handed to him and has used it to serve his wealthy friends ever since.
Four straight polls show this race is TIED.
If a mechanic beats a billionaire in Nebraska, it will send shockwaves through our entire political system.
This is the race. Working people versus the people who have rigged the game against them.
Thank you to everyone who voted to help me pick out my newest tattoo: Nebraska’s State Bird, the Meadowlark.
In the moment, Braden Frager figured he'd made the game-winning layup to send Nebraska to the Sweet 16.
However, the play embodied so much more. The redshirt freshman arguably made the biggest shot in program history. 🌽🏀
🔗: https://t.co/e6Z6UUYO0u
"When it left his hand, my heart sunk. ... It was an eerie silence when that ball was in the air, and when it rimmed out, the place just exploded."
—Fred Hoiberg on Vanderbilt's last-second shot rimming out to seal the Cornhuskers' win 🏀
"For our Husker fans, please don't drink and drive... We want you back in Lincoln safe, and we want to see you all in Houston."
Berke Büyüktuncel wanted to give an important message to Nebraska fans after the second round win in OKC.
"I think it took me half a second to register that it didn't go in, and then I just screamed..."
— .@HuskerMBB players' reactions to the missed half court shot by Vanderbilt 😅😅
41-year Nebraska announcer Kent Pavelka’s (@KentPavelka) call of the end of #4 Nebraska’s win over #5 Vanderbilt and advancement to their first Sweet 16