Thread by @NebraskaFreedom

Retired NSP Col. Tom Nesbitt just briefed the State GOP quarterly meeting in Omaha that @NEGOP Executive Director, Taylor Gage, deleted 200 GB of data/emails and stole items from the NEGOP HQ following leadership turnover this past summer. /1

https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1613903652196093954

A packed room of Republican patriots with a few notable establishment RINOs sat in awe as Colonel Nesbitt detailed his investigation exposing the crimes that took place last summer at the NEGOP HQ. Chairman Underwood hired Col. Nesbitt to investigate the apparent break in. /2

Everyone knew that Ricketts’ crew fully funded and ran the NEGOP but what do the financials and emails truly expose? Is there more to the story, we expect yes. Why else rush back to HQ to delete files, steal laptops, documents, & security cameras. What are they hiding? /3

Of note, Taylor Gage is Kay Orr’s grandson and is currently working in D.C. on Rep. Mike Flood’s staff. Yes, that Kay Orr, previous Nebraska Governor. Taylor’s brother works for now Governor Pillen, who recently appointed Ricketts to his U.S. Senate seat. How incestuous! /4

Col. Nesbitt went on to highlight a concern with the Lincoln PD not releasing the police report from the break in. Saying "They refused to give it to me. And I can tell you, being former colonel of the state patrol, there is no reason for them to not produce the report." /5

Is the LPD covering something up or is this just an oversight? A few in attendance said they would be filing FOIA type requests. “I’m fed up with corruption in our own party, it must stop!”

@asanderford, in attendance, said he would looking into it also. /6

In the middle of all of this, Ricketts gave $100K to Pillen's campaign in the lead-up to the May 2022 primary, and gave $1.2 to Conservative Nebraska, a PAC. His largest single donation to the PAC was $775,000 just before the primary. /7

Will the emails & financial data expose more of this questionable timeline? Was Sasse’s resignation a coincidence?

Col. Nesbitt put it best: "I observed a crime scene." We deserve to know who committed these crimes. Regardless of the wealth and affluence of those involved. /End

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