Don Stenberg for U.S. Senate 2012

Nebraska State Treasurer and U.S. Senate candidate, Don Stenberg, says President Obama's failure to stand up to the radical environmentalists means higher oil prices and loss of jobs.

“I am running for the United States Senate because we need a new direction in Washington, before the things that make America special are swept away by this massive debt and irresponsible expansion of government,” Stenberg said.

Nebraska U.S. Senate candidate Don Stenberg said today that Bob Kerrey's brand of nostalgic liberalism would keep us on the Obama-Reid big government path.

Nebraska U.S. Senate Candidate Don Stenberg, today renewed his request to hold a minimum of six debates prior to the May 15 Primary Election. Says opponent, Jon Bruning, appears hesitant to face voters.

Nebraska State Treasurer and U.S. Senate candidate Don Stenberg, today urged members of the U.S. Senate to vote in favor of the Hatch/Lee balanced budget amendment and reject the Udall/Nelson Democrat-led “phony” version.

Don Stenberg, Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate in Nebraska, is supporting the election of Ron Johnson, R-Wisconsin, as vice chairman of the Senate Republican Conference in the U.S. Senate.

Don Stenberg, Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, said today he is disappointed with Sen. Ben Nelson’s vote to end a Republican filibuster to block the nomination of Caitlin Halligan to the U.S. Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Circuit.

Don Stenberg said today that the Congressional Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction, the “supercommittee”, must focus on massive spending cuts in order to revive the nation’s sinking economy and put Americans back to work.

Don Stenberg said today that the balanced-budget amendment, which will be voted on by the US House of Representatives today, is “inadequate to restrain federal spending and is likely to lead to increased taxes rather than spending restraint.”

Nebraska State Treasurer and U.S. Senate Candidate Don Stenberg, sent letters to his Republican opponents today requesting they agree to hold a minimum of six debates prior to the May 2012 Primary Election.