Voting NO on a new property tax measure is not a vote against libraries. The obvious reason for voting NO is so that we do not create a brand new tax on our properties, but I am also going to list a few principled reasons why we should vote NO. Here are three key reasons why we should vote NO on the proposed property tax increase: 1. Upholding Constitutional Governance: As a representative republic, we should reject efforts to use ballot initiatives to bypass our constitution

As someone who was born and raised here in the 100th district, who has lived here for more than 50 years, and has worked on and watched farms and farming change during the decades, I find myself growing increasingly possessive of Lancaster County and its traditions. Growing up on a hog farm in the 1970s and 80s, I learned firsthand the value of hard labor and the connection between our people and the land. My early years were defined by the struggle to keep our family farm a

"I believe the Constitution is written to protect our God-given rights from the “state” and in this context, the 2nd Amendment was clearly written to reinforce our rights and responsibilities to defend ourselves and each other’s Life, Liberty, and Property. As a legislator, I will never betray our God-given rights or the Constitution." -Dave Nissley In case you missed it, Dave is endorsed by the Gun Owners of America. "Dave won't be a squish when it comes to your second ame

Two KEY POINTS to remember about my political history- (Hint: I'm not a politician or political insider.) I have never run for, or held,...

“In the Days of Old” One of our American Founding Fathers, George Washington, believed that “the miraculous care of Providence,” had...