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Henry Cordes

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Nebraskan accused in plot to kill president blossomed in college before troubling turn, friends say

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By Andrew Wegley Verified, Henry Cordes
| Humanities Desk
In his public musings and activities online, the change Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez hoped to sow seemed nonviolent. The 31-year-old Omahan made connections on TikTok, the video-sharing app, where he posted and chatted with other users about holding local governments accountable for ICE operations, filing public records requests and, most recently, “building a people-owned supply chain” to eliminate economic dependence on big corporations.
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Blue Dot Gamble? As Primary Nears, Dem Insiders Weigh Chance That Winning Congress Could Lose Legislature

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By Henry Cordes
| Omaha Daily Record Verified
State Sen. John Cavanaugh on Saturday took up one of the flyers accusing him of putting the “Blue Dot” at risk and tore it to shreds. He and his supporters were using pieces of the thousands of attack flyers that have hit Omaha-area mailboxes to make collage-style “Vote Cavanaugh” signs — the symbolic rebuttal to ads that have shaken up the Democratic primary in Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District.
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Races to watch: These battles will decide balance of power in Legislature

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By Henry Cordes
| KOHA-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
Merv Riepe, an Omaha-area state senator, is one Republican whose seat is up for grabs, according to interviews with insiders of both parties. Courtesy photo. By Henry J. Cordes, Flatwater Free Press Whether progressive Democrats and nonpartisans take the seats they need in the Nebraska Legislature to block a 33-vote Republican supermajority will largely be decided by a half dozen races in the Omaha area.
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