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Bill McCamley

When resisting Trump, let’s all try to do better

By Bill McCamley | June 21, 2017

Our motto should always be, when they go low, we go high. Continue Reading

Steve Fischmann

Feds created Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks monument at community’s request

By Steve Fischmann | June 17, 2017

The suggestion that the feds imposed a national monument on Doña Ana County in an act of oppression turns history on its head. Continue Reading

Michael Swickard

NM should use lottery to fund math education

By Michael Swickard, Ph.D. | June 12, 2017

The New Mexico Lottery, under the guise of raising money for education, preys upon math-challenged people. Continue Reading

Bill Soules

We need the BLM to protect Otero Mesa

By Bill Soules | June 11, 2017

Otero Mesa deserves to be protected. We’re looking to the BLM to help make that happen. Continue Reading

Heath Haussamen

University fundraising orgs need transparency, public scrutiny

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | June 9, 2017

There’s endless potential for abuse and corruption in our public universities’ secretive nonprofit fundraising foundations, as the University of New Mexico community is discovering. Continue Reading

The Heart of Gender Justice research team. From Left: Lisa Cacari Stone, Antoinette Villamil, Sarah Ghiorse, Nancy López, Renee Villarreal, Claudia Díaz Fuentes, and Fatima van Hattum.

Long-term change requires talking about patriarchy, colonization and structural racism

By Sarah Ghiorse, Fatima van Hattum and Renee Villarreal | June 9, 2017

These topics are seldom at the heart, or even at the margins, of mainstream political discourse. They should be. Continue Reading

James Jimenez

The ripple effects of the president’s budget cuts

By James Jimenez | June 8, 2017

COMMENTARY: The harmful effects will ripple into every small business in your community. Continue Reading

Jeremy Reynalds

Politician’s callous comment doesn’t match with people’s experiences

By Jeremy Reynalds | June 7, 2017

People have been dying through lack of access to health care, and it doesn’t look like the situation is going to get any better. Continue Reading

Myles C. Culbertson

Unanswered questions about the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument

By Myles C. Culbertson | June 6, 2017

In the run-up to the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks declaration under the Antiquities Act, a number of critical questions were ignored and otherwise deflected. Continue Reading

Douglas H.M. Carver

An ethics commission? Not quite.

By Douglas H.M. Carver | June 5, 2017

The Legislature has ample time and opportunity to let the people of New Mexico know what powers, duties and scope they intend to give the commission before we enter the voting booth in November 2018. Continue Reading

Byron Marshall

More questions about Hobbs city manager’s cash payouts for paid time off

By Byron Marshall | June 2, 2017

Why the dramatic drop in the payout to the city manager? It seems the Office of the State Auditor might have an answer. Continue Reading

Michael Swickard

A funny thing happened in line

By Michael Swickard, Ph.D. | June 2, 2017

Seriously, when standing in any line to pay bills, get loans, buy stamps, ask simple questions, ask hard questions, ask unanswerable questions — whatever you are doing in lines, take your humor with you. Continue Reading

The Doña Ana Mountains in the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument

Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument was decades in the making

By Gill Sorg, Kasandra Gandara and Stephanie Johnson-Burick | May 31, 2017

The monument has long enjoyed support from diverse voices across New Mexico and our nation and is the result of years of debate and compromise. Continue Reading

William Corbett

What are the ethical standards for our new county commissioners?

By William Corbett | May 31, 2017

The new Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners is being perceived as indebted to special interests. This has undermined public trust in the county commission. Continue Reading

Heath Haussamen

Of course government can and should help all children

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | May 26, 2017

All children can thrive, if given the help they need. I’d like to see us choose to help. Continue Reading

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