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MORRISON EXON FUNDRAISER at Home with Nebraska Democrats MORRISON EXON FUNDRAISER At Home with Nebraska Democrats NATIONAL ANTHEM The Chicks PRAYER AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Preston Love, NDP endorsed write-in candidate for U.S. Senate WELCOME Chair Jane Kleeb KEYNOTE CONVERSATION A Conversation with United States Senator Elizabeth Warren and United States Representative Deb Haaland with State Senator Kate Bolz, Congressional Candidate CD1 and Kara Eastman, Congressional Candidate CD2 TRIBAL HONOR SONG Larry Wright, Ponca Tribe of Nebraska LIVE FUNDRAISING FOR THE CANDIDATES OF COLOR FUND AND THE FRANK LAMERE GRASSROOTS FELLOWS PROGRAM • Cori Bush, United States Congressional Candidate, MO1 • Precious McKesson, Black Caucus Chair • Jennifer LaMere, Frank LaMere’s eldest daughter AT HOME WITH SEN. WARREN, REP. HAALAND, CORI BUSH, AND NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS AWARD PRESENTATIONS THE CARRIE HOWARD BEN NELSON COUNTY SUNSHINE AWARD WINNER PARTY VOLUNTEER AWARD Presenters Presenter State Senator Sara Howard Former U.S. Senator Ben Nelson and Former State Senator Gwen Howard, 2020 Recipient 2020 Recipient County Chair Janet Chung Yolanda Chavez Nuncio STATE SENATOR ANNE BOYLE YOUNG COURAGE AWARD DEMOCRAT AWARD Presenter Presenters State Senator Sue Crawford Douglas County Commissioner 2020 Recipient Mike Boyle and Maureen Boyle State Senator Carol Blood 2020 Recipient Lincoln Councilman James Micahel Bowers STATE PARTY CHAIR AWARD Presenter BOB KERREY Chair Jane Kleeb VOLUNTEER AWARDS 2020 Recipients Presenter • Senator Justin Wayne Former U.S. Senator Bob Kerrey • OPS Board Member Kimara Snipe 2020 CD1 Recipient • Black Caucus Chair Precious McKesson President Emma Craig • Jasmine Harris • Alisha Shelton 2020 CD2 Recipients Denise Blaya Powell & Leanne Prewitt FRANK LAMERE Women Who Run Nebraska HALL OF FAME AWARD 2020 CD3 Recipient Presenter County Chair Kris Kinzie Cynthia LaMere 2020 Recipient Rules Chair Trevor Fitzgerald SPECIAL MESSAGE CLOSING Vice Presidential Nominee Chair Jane Kleeb Kamala Harris MORRISON EXON PLANNING COMMITTEE CHAIR Jane Kleeb FIRST ASSOCIATE CHAIR Richard Register SECOND ASSOCIATE CHAIR Preston Love DNC COMMITTEE MEMBER Charlene Ligon DNC COMMITTEEMEMBER Ron Kaminksi FINANCE COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS Patty Zieg and Sharlette Schwenninger Dee Austin • Dennis Crawford • Brian Fahey • Tom Genung • Trish Lanphier • Stephanie Matjeka Melanie Rogge-Thornton NDP STAFF Jim Rogers, Peter Coyne, Kevin O’Hanlon, Ron Rivera, Gina Frank AT HOME WITH SEN. WARREN, REP. HAALAND, CORI BUSH, AND NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS Signature Drink Recipes CHEERS TO NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS THE JOMAHA BLUE DOT Joe Biden and Omaha come together for a strong drink for us strong Dems. This drink is not for anyone filled with a bunch of malarkey. We are all about securing the “Blue Dot” of NE2 for Biden, Harris and Kara Eastman! • 8 mint leaves • 1 ounce of Blue Curacao • ½ lemon cut into 4 pieces • 1 cup of crushed • 1 Tablespoon sugar or cube ice • 2 ounces of Nebraska-made whiskey (Brickway or CutSpike are our favs) First place the mint, lemon, and sugar in the cup. Muddle (you can use the end of a wooden spoon) together until the sugar has dissolved and the lemon juice is in the cup. Next, add the whiskey and Blue Curacao. Then add in the ice. If you are fancy, you can top with a mint leaf! THE KAMALNK BLUE PACMAN A nod to Kamala Harris and securing the seat for Kate Bolz and the electoral vote of NE1 which includes lots of great smaller towns and the blue hub of Lincoln. We created a non-alcoholic drink with a Nebraska heritage for Dems of all ages. • 1 cup of Blue Raspberry • 1 cup of Sprite (or any bubbly Lemonade Kool-Aid drink flavor of your choice) (invented in Hastings, • 1 cup of crushed or cube ice Oh-Yeah) ALL WE NEED IS LOVE We are confronting the Republican politics of meanness and hatred with LOVE. Preston Love is our write-in candidate for U.S. Senate and this drink celebrates Love and his legacy of social justice work in our state. The “All We Need is Love” is as American as apple pie and the recipe makes a full pitcher since it is going to take all of us to heal the soul of our nation. • 6 cups apple cider (you know • Rosemary sprigs, around 6 Nebraska grows apples and • Golden brown sugar for rimming makes really yummy cider!) • OPTIONAL: Vodka if you want to add a “spike” • 1/2 cup caramel syrup (Preston was a Husker football player, so if you want • 3 cups sparkling water to spike your drink, add in some vodka, Titos is a • 2 tsp cinnamon favorite of Black Caucus Chair Precious McKesson) • 2 apples First cut the apples into thin slices and add them to your pitcher. Next pour in the apple cider with the caramel syrup. Add in the cinnamon and the rosemary sprigs. Let this goodness all rest together for 20 minutes. Then, pour in the sparkling water into the pitcher. Give everything a good mix. If you are really fancy, you can use the golden brown sugar to rim your glasses. You can also add in a shot of vodka to each glass if you want a little “spike.” AT HOME WITH SEN. WARREN, REP. HAALAND, CORI BUSH, AND NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: Deb Macdonald • John & Kate Cavanaugh and Family • Cox Communications • Senator Matt Hansen • Senator Steve Lathrop • Senator McDonnell • Senator Adam Morfeld • New Energy Economy PAC • NSEA • Edith Peebles • Rick Poore • Jane Potter • Public Power in Nebraska • Richard Register & Janet Stewart • Chris Rodgers • Dr. Peter Silberstein • Tim Higgins & Patty Zieg • Arthur Zygielbaum • Senator Wendy DeBoer • Senator Patty Pansing Brooks SPECIAL THANKS TO: BCom Solutions, LLC Baker’s Candies Bergman Incentives Bin 105 Business World Hey, Hey Girl Shirts 101 Unionist Printing Vic’s Popcorn AT HOME WITH SEN. WARREN, REP. HAALAND, CORI BUSH, AND NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS.
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