Mike Hilgers

@mikehilgers · NE · S

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Posts8
Engagement18
Voting-record position0.027
CoverageMay 26, 2021 to Jun 12, 2025
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Most distinctive Technology 5.6 pp above the party median

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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −5.6 pp to +5.6 pp. Most distinctive topic: Technology, 5.6 pp above the party median.

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Technology5.9%0.3%+5.6 ppOver-indexed8
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Mike Hilgers

@mikehilgers

Republican NE Senate

RT @AARPNE: PROGRESS! LB388 will bring high-speed internet to more Nebraskans so they can connect and prosper! Thank you Senators @captainc…

Technology

Mike Hilgers

@mikehilgers

Republican NE Senate

Late yesterday we filed suit against Temu, the e-commerce company out of China. Why? Because, in addition to ripping off intellectual property rights in Nebraska, we learned that their app is designed as malware to exfiltrate data back to the Chinese government. The app can access almost every corner of a smartphone, from text messages to microphones, and it is designed to avoid detection. None of this is disclosed to users, and all of the siphoned data goes back to one place -- the Chinese government. The widespread use of this app implicates Nebraska's consumer protection laws, and it has major geopolitical and national security implications. Thank you to @WSJEditorials for the editorial this morning on this important lawsuit. Read more here:👇

Technology

Mike Hilgers

@mikehilgers

Republican NE Senate

Great to be on @MariaBartiromo this morning to talk about our lawsuit against Temu! Great conversation about the extent of the surveillance capabilities contained within the Temu app's code, the national security impacts, the importance of strong leadership in keeping communities safe, and more!

Technology