children. and you have asked people to think about it that way. this is your child, it is not a choice you made or they made, this is your child and you would like your child to be treated as normally as anyone else s child. that s exactly right, you know, thank you so much for having me on here to talk about this. what s so disappointing about this happening in nebraska is that we have had this amazing nonpartisan unicameral for over 100 years of nebraska. and we have a strong tradition of non partisanship and of collaboration, compromise. we also have the smallest legislature in the country with just 49 members. so, all of these people i work with anomie, they know me, they know my kid. they ve traveled with us to conferences, they have babies that him, they helped me fm. yet, still, at the end of the day, they did not use their minds and their heads to think independently about who they re actually harming.
Nebraska officials, advocates, activists, and politicians made their stances known after the Legislature passed the session’s most contentious bill on Friday.