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Congressman Collin Peterson knows how important renewable fuels are. Two. Minnesota's rural economy. The renewable industry is now responsible for $3.3 billion in economic activity each year. And Peterson understands that renewable fuels made here in Minnesota orange just cleaner and cheaper. They also make our nation safer by reducing the amount of foreign oil we import. Renewables help keep American troops out of harm's way paid for by fuels America. WWW Fuels America dot or not authorized by any candidate or candidates committee fuels America is responsible for the content of this advertising. Corporate executive Bob Turner lives the high Life. A $250 million gamble with your money while you struggle to pay the bills. Turner supports tax loopholes for corporations, but would cut benefits for Medicare and Social Security, even raise the retirement age. That's why The Times endorses David Weprin. He'll protect Social Security and Medicare and the middle class, the Washington scene. Lobbyists and special interests in control. Government spending out of control, Betsy Markey says enough is enough. Her economic plan cut spending by paying. As we go, we'll save hundreds of millions. Fiscal discipline is nothing new to Betsy Markey. It's how she met a payroll, dealt with health care costs and made her company one of America's fastest growing businesses. There's a right way and a wrong way to cut government spending here in Nebraska. We understand that, and so does Ben Nelson. Ben's fighting tear up Washington's credit card while protecting senior citizens. No radical changes to Medicare or Social Security because Ben Nelson believes in responsible budget cuts that Raskin's will obtain better care at lower cost that protects Nebraska's seniors.