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Jason Espinoza

Disclosure bill aims to protect consumers, solar industry from getting burned

By Jason Espinoza | February 17, 2017

It’s good business for New Mexico when consumers throughout the state have the information they need to make sound investment decisions. Continue Reading

Elisabeth Miller

Everytown For Gun Safety is gunning for New Mexico

By Elisabeth Miller | February 14, 2017

Essentially, this law will stop private-party sales between people trying to do it right. Those who were not following the law anyway will carry on. Continue Reading

John Arthur Smith

Lawmakers have serious issues to address in current session

By John Arthur Smith | February 13, 2017

You need to wrap your heads around it. We need $200-$250 million just to build any reserves. And we have not addressed the Medicaid issue. Continue Reading

Rodolfo Acosta-Pérez

Mexico without borders

By Rodolfo Acosta-Pérez | February 13, 2017

A nonprofit based in Mexico is trying to help refugees who are looking for safe haven. Continue Reading

Pete Campos

Health initiatives give us hope, support the economy

By Pete Campos | February 12, 2017

Potential changes at the federal level threaten to disrupt the financial ability of many New Mexicans to pay for health care. Providing stability at the state level can help. Continue Reading

Raphael Pacheco

The things they don’t tell you about the permanent fund

By Raphael Pacheco | February 11, 2017

The truth is that the fund will continue to grow even if we ever manage to pump the last barrel of crude out of the ground. Continue Reading

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How Medicaid changed my life, and why we must protect health-care programs

By Elena | February 10, 2017

Medicaid has allowed me to focus on my recovery instead of the stress of paying enormous medical bills. Having health coverage has given me the peace of mind during a challenging year. Continue Reading

Michael Swickard

It’s raining hard, so use the $15 billion

By Michael Swickard, Ph.D. | February 9, 2017

We have billions of dollars for a rainy day. If this isn’t a rainy day I don’t know rainy days. Continue Reading

Pete Campos

Motivated employees contribute to a strong economy

By Pete Campos | February 9, 2017

We must raise the minimum wage for all employees and resist efforts to cut public employees’ take-home pay. Continue Reading

Steve Fischmann

Doña Ana County leads the way with affordable loan program

By Steve Fischmann | February 8, 2017

Doña Ana County is offering this program to its employees at no cost or risk to taxpayers. Continue Reading

Richard Schmidt

That time the government really did fear a Bowling Green massacre — from a white supremacist

By A.C. Thompson, ProPublica | February 8, 2017

Assault rifles, body armor, a possible kill list — but not much attention when the feds arrested a white man they said was bent on a “race war.” Continue Reading

Claudia Anderson

Civility and the long view

By Claudia Anderson | February 7, 2017

Our words matter, and as we try to find our way though the current rancor they matter even more. Continue Reading

Heath Haussamen

Like Martinez’s Medicaid freeze, Trump’s travel ban was reckless

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | February 7, 2017

If Trump keeps this up, there won’t be any incentive to follow our immigration laws. Continue Reading

Chris Saeger

Cutting natural gas waste is good for struggling state budgets

By Chris Saeger | February 6, 2017

One of the simplest and most obvious ways to increase existing revenues would be to capture and sell gas that operators vent and flare. Continue Reading

Todd Ringler

Our government is failing us on global climate change

By Todd Ringler | February 6, 2017

Our progress since I wrote this op-ed 10 years ago has been insignificant. My stomach sinks just contemplating the possibility of squandering another decade. Continue Reading

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