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Though I wish we could pull out the party hats to celebrate the upcoming one-year anniversary of webcasting, our beloved portal to remotely watch government at work is already under threat of termination. Continue Reading
The fatal flaw in the deal is so obvious that it’s laughable. Continue Reading
Just let John J. “J.J.” Murphy’s contract lapse on Aug. 23. Continue Reading
Homeschoolers do not turn off their minds when they leave school. I like homeschooling when it is done correctly. Continue Reading
Let City Manager John J. “J.J.” Murphy’s contract run out. Hobbs has been bled enough. Continue Reading
The divisiveness Trump’s border wall symbolizes is deeply felt in the borderlands. Continue Reading
We need to offer real, courageous and effective ideas that create jobs, keep people healthy, and continue the role our nation has as a world leader. Continue Reading
We need to protect these mountains for our youth so they can revel in the serenity that the monument affords to the people of New Mexico. Continue Reading
The future success and prosperity of our state depends foundationally on our being exceptional in two areas: public education and economic development. Continue Reading
Congress directed the Department of the Interior to manage the Sabinoso for the “use and enjoyment of the American people.” But the American people can neither use nor enjoy it today. Continue Reading
The secretary of state’s proposed rule is an important step. But it won’t solve the problem of dark money. Continue Reading
The Rio Grande del Norte National Monument protects vital wildlife corridors and connectivity that provide habitat, breeding grounds and migratory routes from central New Mexico to southern Colorado. Continue Reading
If federalism is to work in any meaningful way, it cannot be applied selectively, based on what policymakers in Washington think of an issue. Continue Reading
Shame on the Rio Grande Foundation for blaming victims. Continue Reading
Our students deserve so much more than a shallow plan that looks good on the outside. Continue Reading