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Obama offers a new and inclusive vision for public lands protection

By Veronica C. García | July 5, 2016

We cannot ensure the well-being of all children unless we show them that, whatever their racial or ethnic heritage, they matter. Continue Reading

Garrey Carruthers

In defense of offering discounted NMSU tuition to Mexican students

By Garrey Carruthers | July 1, 2016

It’s too bad that Fox News’ Tucker Carlson didn’t have all of his facts straight before he went on the air. Continue Reading

Michael Swickard

The energy industry under attack, as is our economy

By Michael Swickard, Ph.D. | July 1, 2016

But we keep electing people who spend their time harming our economy. Continue Reading

Kari Brandenburg

If new leadership is needed, it’s needed at the Journal too

By Kari Brandenburg | June 29, 2016

As our city grapples with unprecedented economic and criminal justice issues, and if new leadership is indeed the solution, it is needed at all of our major institutions. I would include in that the leadership of our daily newspaper. Continue Reading

Tom Udall

Breaking down the latest Senate campaign finance reform package

By Richard Skinner, the Sunlight Foundation | June 29, 2016

Senate Democrats, led by Tom Udall, N.M., and Jeff Merkley, Ore., have introduced a package of campaign finance and lobbying reforms labeled the We The People Act. Continue Reading

Heath Haussamen

Dems finally pick fight over guns but lose sight of people’s rights

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | June 28, 2016

We should fight for sensible gun-regulation proposals like requiring background checks for purchases at gun shows. But we must also guard against an overreaching and discriminatory police state. Continue Reading

Emanuele Corso

On teachers, free speech, and the protection of public education

By Emanuele Corso | June 24, 2016

It is going to take a great deal of political action to remove people from office who are so anti-social and anti-child that they are willing to sacrifice one of America’s greatest achievements. Continue Reading

Amber Wallin

New Mexico doesn’t have to stay at 49th for child well-being

By Amber Wallin | June 23, 2016

The good news is that we can break down the barriers that keep families in poverty and rob children of their potential. Continue Reading

Henry Rael

Public lands should be places that welcome and reflect all Americans

By Henry Rael | June 22, 2016

Recently, a coalition of diverse voices outlined a bold agenda for the future of our national parks and other public lands. This vision includes ensuring our public lands are inclusive and reflect the stories and struggles of all Americans. Continue Reading

Pauline Lucero

Preparing Democratic women to run for office and govern

By Pauline Lucero | June 22, 2016

Emerge New Mexico’s alumnae delivered knockout punches up and down the ballot in the Democratic primary. Continue Reading

Paul Gessing

Quotas aren’t the answer to oil glut

By Paul J. Gessing | June 21, 2016

The oil patch is experiencing a painful adjustment, but government protectionism is not the solution. Continue Reading

Carter Bundy with his son Gus

We don’t need a self-destroyer in the White House

By Carter Bundy | June 20, 2016

Donald Trump’s vindictiveness overwhelms even basic self-preservation instincts. Continue Reading

Elisabeth Miller

Political passion shouldn’t be hatred and vitriol

By Elisabeth Miller | June 19, 2016

That’s really what democracy means: The losers still exist, still have rights, still have representation, and you cannot grind them into the dust until they cease to exist forevermore. Continue Reading

Scott Krahling

Successful elections transform lives and our future

By Scott Krahling | June 17, 2016

I am proud of the staff, election officials, and all of the partners in our community who work tirelessly to make successful elections happen for voters in Doña Ana County. Continue Reading

Heath Haussamen

We’re suing to challenge flagrant disregard for transparency law

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | June 16, 2016

Fighting for government transparency is a critical role of news organizations like NMPolitics.net. We take that right and responsibility seriously. Continue Reading

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