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Heath Haussamen

An apology, and an example of doing it right

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | September 13, 2016

I emailed Las Cruces’ interim city manager on Monday, using his government email address, to ask if he was still interested in being considered for that job on a more permanent basis. His response was right on. Continue Reading

Michael Swickard

A lesser nation as our veterans pass

By Michael Swickard, Ph.D. | September 13, 2016

Adolf Hitler intended to have his country hold all other countries for a thousand years. But he did not reckon on Jesse Jacobs and other Americans who ended his reign of terror at just 12 years. Continue Reading

Michael Padilla

Budget crisis requires responsible cuts and reliable revenue sources

By Michael Padilla | September 12, 2016

Senate Democrats want a brief special session to address one issue: the urgent budget crisis that faces our state. Continue Reading

Rodolfo Acosta-Pérez

What Voltaire taught me about Donald Trump

By Rodolfo Acosta-Pérez | September 12, 2016

Some voters might believe his absurdities and commit atrocities – which include, but are not limited to, electing an individual who has set a tone of hatred and segregation. Continue Reading

Bill Jordan

Show me the fat in the state budget

By Bill Jordan | September 9, 2016

Instead of more cuts, the better option would be to raise more money. Continue Reading

Michael Swickard

A look at college decades ago

By Michael Swickard, Ph.D. | September 9, 2016

I went to college in a different world than kids today who live in the same town and attend the same college. Continue Reading

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State’s budget crunch calls for responsible leadership

By Bill McCamley and Javier Martínez | September 8, 2016

When many politicians tell you government should “tighten its belt,” notice they never describe exactly what they mean. That’s because their “solutions” hurt real people. Continue Reading

Stephen A. Moses

Centennial Care’s long-term time bomb

By Stephen A. Moses | September 8, 2016

It is probably too late for New Mexico to avoid a long-term care financing catastrophe, but here’s how to reduce the damage and save money. Continue Reading

Sister Joan Brown

Faith leaders call on oil and gas to drop opposition to venting and flaring rules

By Sister Joan Brown | September 7, 2016

We have low-cost technology that cuts natural gas waste for oil and gas operators for pennies on the dollar. Continue Reading

Heath Haussamen

Grieving, then moving into action, after Victoria’s death

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | September 6, 2016

What our children need from us is honest self-reflection, individually and collectively. Continue Reading

Too many child deaths, too little progress

By Barbara Alvarez | September 1, 2016

Where are we failing our state’s children? What are we missing? Continue Reading

James Jimenez

How tax cuts for the powerful are behind the backlogs

By James Jimenez | September 1, 2016

It seems that every week there is a new story in the newspaper showing the consequences of choosing tax cuts for the powerful over public investment. Continue Reading

J.R. Lonsway

An explanation of why police officers use deadly force

By J.R. Lonsway | August 31, 2016

Police officers would much rather resolve a situation peacefully, but unfortunately they are sometimes put into a position by a suspect who affords them no other option but to use deadly force. Continue Reading

Michael Swickard

Testing-centric schools are toxic to students

By Michael Swickard, Ph.D. | August 30, 2016

Our nation takes normally curious young people and uneducates them by focusing on testing, which is of no interest to students. Continue Reading

Emanuele Corso

Are we circling the drain?

By Emanuele Corso | August 29, 2016

While promising fair distribution of material and social wealth, capitalism delivers quite the opposite. Continue Reading

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