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Omaha City Council member launches bid for Bacon seat in House

Omaha City Council member Brinker Harding has announced his bid for the congressional seat currently held by Rep. Don Bacon (R-Neb.). In a video posted to social media, Harding stated his reasons for running, saying, “I’m choosing to fight for America’s future, to make America more like its heartland, and to make the next 250 years a new golden age for America.”

Harding, a Republican, has been a member of the Omaha City Council since 2017 and has been a strong advocate for the city’s growth and development. He has also been a vocal supporter of President Trump’s policies and has worked closely with the administration to bring positive changes to the city.

In his video, Harding highlighted his experience as a small business owner and his commitment to creating jobs and economic opportunities for the people of Nebraska. He also emphasized his dedication to preserving the values and traditions of the heartland, which he believes are the foundation of America’s greatness.

“I have seen firsthand the struggles and triumphs of small businesses in our community. I understand the importance of creating a business-friendly environment that allows entrepreneurs to thrive and create jobs,” Harding said.

As a member of the Omaha City Council, Harding has been a strong advocate for fiscal responsibility and has worked to balance the city’s budget while also investing in important infrastructure projects. He has also been a champion for public safety, working to ensure that the citizens of Omaha feel safe and secure in their communities.

Harding’s decision to run for Congress has been met with widespread support from his colleagues and constituents. Many have praised his leadership skills and his ability to bring people together to find solutions to complex issues.

“Brinker Harding is a true leader who has a proven track record of getting things done. He has the vision, the experience, and the determination to make a positive impact in Congress,” said Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert.

Harding’s bid for Congress has also been endorsed by Rep. Don Bacon, who has held the seat since 2017. In a statement, Bacon said, “I have had the pleasure of working with Brinker on many issues that are important to the people of Nebraska. He is a dedicated public servant who has a deep understanding of the needs of our community. I am confident that he will continue to serve the people of Nebraska with integrity and passion.”

Harding’s decision to run for Congress comes at a crucial time for the country. With the upcoming 2020 elections, the stakes are high, and the need for strong, principled leaders is more important than ever. Harding’s campaign is focused on bringing positive change to America and ensuring that the next 250 years are a new golden age for the country.

“I am running for Congress because I believe in the American dream and the potential of our great nation. I am committed to working tirelessly to make sure that our children and grandchildren have a bright future ahead of them,” Harding stated.

As he embarks on this new journey, Harding is determined to bring his passion, dedication, and experience to Washington, D.C. and fight for the people of Nebraska. His bid for Congress has already gained momentum, and with the support of his community, he is confident that he can make a positive impact and help shape America’s future for the better.

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