September 5, 2026
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‘Independent’ Dan Osborn Raises $9K in Fundraiser Promoted by Far-Left Forum that Cheered Charlie Kirk’s Murder

Independent Nebraska U.S. Senate candidate Dan Osborn is the beneficiary of a nearly $9,000 fundraising drive promoted by Democratic Underground, an online progressive forum whose users have posted about wanting President Donald Trump dead, cheered Charlie Kirk’s murder, mocked Christians, and joked about the assassination…

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Independent Nebraska U.S. Senate candidate Dan Osborn is the beneficiary of a nearly $9,000 fundraising drive promoted by Democratic Underground, an online progressive forum whose users have posted about wanting President Donald Trump dead, cheered Charlie Kirk’s murder, mocked Christians, and joked about the assassination attempt against Republican Rep. Steve Scalise.

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The fundraising drive collected $8,844 toward a $9,000 goal through an ActBlue page for Osborn.

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Democratic Underground, which has a “Support Democrats” rule, made what administrators called “a rare exception to the Support Democrats rule” for the Nebraska Senate race. The fundraising page, titled “Democratic Underground for Dan Osborn U.S. Senate Nebraska,” featured Osborn’s 2026 Senate campaign launch video alongside the donation total.

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Another Democratic Underground post encouraged users to donate as the drive approached its target, referring to itself as “The DU ActBlue team.”

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The arrangement comes while Osborn campaigns as an independent in his challenge against incumbent Sen. Pete Ricketts (R-NE).

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Democratic Underground users have also targeted Trump, including in a thread titled, “Is he dead yet?”

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The opening post offered various scenarios for Trump’s death and concluded by asking whether he had “just fucking died already for any reason at all?”

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Other users expressed similar sentiments.

Original source: https://www.breitbart.com/economy/

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