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Tax tobacco and alcohol, not food and medicine
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New Mexicans prefer increasing taxes on harmful luxuries like alcohol and tobacco rather than imposing new taxes on necessities like food and medicine. Continue Reading
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New Mexicans prefer increasing taxes on harmful luxuries like alcohol and tobacco rather than imposing new taxes on necessities like food and medicine. Continue Reading
House Republicans say they want to take money from their own retirements, which sounds quite noble. But the reality is very different. Continue Reading
In the Republican Party chair’s open letter I see signs of “blame anyone else” as the modus operandi. Too bad. Continue Reading
We need to make investing in our students a top priority, as it is a responsible way to grow the economy of our state. Continue Reading
The special session is a great opportunity to work together to improve our economy without burdening taxpayers. Continue Reading
Our problems are too complex — and our needs too great — to solve without everyone at the table. Continue Reading
County commissioners know rural transit services are desperately needed. Continue Reading
I fully appreciate the frustration that exists out there. Join us to fight for the true fulfillment of our nation’s promise. Continue Reading
It’s difficult to get ahead when economic opportunities are not even considered. Continue Reading
If government officials won’t demonstrate that they’re acting in the public’s interest, we should assume they’re not. Continue Reading
We have been described as the “institution,” but we fight every day against the real and evil institution of liberalism. Continue Reading
Respect and applaud them and spread the word that they are doing a great job! Continue Reading
New Mexico’s teachers are among our strongest assets in building a brighter future for our children in communities large and small across the state. Continue Reading
After spending more than 50 years in the business of newspapers/journalism, here are my views on why the industry has been in decline. Continue Reading
Our tourism industry depends on our state being in its natural state. Continue Reading