Dan Osborn Speaks to Soros-Backed Group, Asks Press to Be Removed From Room
Matt Johnson
Plains Sentinel
August 6, 2026

…Dan Osborn was the guest speaker at the August meeting of Indivisible Nebraska, a progressive organization aligned with the national Indivisible network.

…[T]he group, which began in 2016 as “Indivisible Nebraskans,” was formed in direct response to President Trump’s election. The broader Indivisible network has received significant funding from George Soros’ Open Society Foundations and the Tides Foundation.

The organization has supported Democratic Socialists through its associated PACs and groups, including Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed this cycle in Michigan’s Senate Race, Zohran Mamdani in his run for New York City mayor, and New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

At the event, Osborn said he appreciated the group’s “nonpartisan and neutrality.” He also did not want the press to be present to cover the event.

Shortly after Osborn arrived, a staff member told The Plains Sentinel that the event was not open to the media—a “preference” of both Dan Osborn and Indivisible Nebraska.

The event description stated specifically, “Indivisible Nebraska monthly meetings are open to all.” The Indivisible network has long championed First Amendment rights through public statements and in its protest work.

Indivisible Nebraska regularly participates in “ICE Out” protests at the ICE detention center in Council Bluffs with the left-leaning protest group 50501. On their website, they also promote the campaign “ICE Out for Good,” which includes this message on its affiliated site:

“We must demand all Members—especially our Democratic senators—refuse to give ICE one more penny of taxpayer money or vote for any funding bill that doesn’t get ICE and Border Patrol out of our cities.”

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