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Pete Campos

This legislative session, restoring hope has to be the main thing

By Pete Campos | January 8, 2016

I will never give up hope that New Mexico can catapult itself to the top of the lists on which we are currently at the bottom. Continue Reading

Heath Haussamen

Feds should let NM fix REAL ID mess during legislative session

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | January 7, 2016

New Mexico finally understands that it must create a two-tier licensure system for drivers. I hope the U.S. Department of Homeland Security respects our state’s voters enough to give their elected officials one last chance to fix this mess. Continue Reading

Move political participation from online forums into action

By Gabriel Barrio | January 6, 2016

We need to enter into a dialogue with neighbors in hopes to achieve a bipartisan society and political process. Continue Reading

Rick Lass

It’s time to clarify in the Constitution that corporations aren’t people

By Rick Lass | January 4, 2016

I think it is time for ‘We the people’ to tell the Supremes they got it wrong — the only way we can. Continue Reading

Handgun

We must discuss guns without rancor

By Jerry Nachison and Roberta Gran | January 4, 2016

We must bring our communities together to address this issue. Continue Reading

City Hall in Hobbs, N.M.

Hobbs manager cashes in paid time off to ring in the New Year

By Byron Marshall | December 30, 2015

Hobbs City Manager J.J. Murphy has turned his public-service employer into a personal money machine, with the consistently unquestioning consent of Hobbs city commissioners and our mayor. Continue Reading

Are we at a tipping point to invert the pyramid?

By Dianne Goodman | December 30, 2015

Here are some examples of leaders, citizens and those in the media who are implementing the shift of inverting the pyramid. Continue Reading

Heath Haussamen

Martinez’s actions prove the need for an ethics commission

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | December 29, 2015

Gov. Susana Martinez’s recent abuse of power demonstrates the need for an independent commission to set standards for ethical conduct in state government and investigate complaints. Continue Reading

Bill McCamley

Concussion rules are there for a reason

By Bill McCamley | December 29, 2015

A high-school football player in Albuquerque found a way around a regulation requiring athletes with head injuries to sit out at least a week. It is a horrible precedent, and the practice needs to be stopped. Continue Reading

It’s time to stop the grand theft auto of title loan companies

By Ona Porter and Steve Fischmann | December 23, 2015

The industry buys government complicity in loan ripoffs at many levels. It’s time to stop dithering and give us genuine reform. Continue Reading

Elisabeth Miller

Be careful what you wish for, because you just might get it

By Elisabeth Miller | December 21, 2015

Now that time has run out, go ahead, I guess, and back the two-tier driver’s license system. But be aware of the ripple effects that policy will create. Continue Reading

Paul Gessing

All this ‘free’ money is killing NM

By Paul J. Gessing | December 21, 2015

Rather than trying to jump-start New Mexico’s economy by pilfering more money from Washington, New Mexico’s leaders should embrace basic economic reforms. Continue Reading

Heath Haussamen

This New Mexican accepts Gov. Martinez’s apology

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | December 20, 2015

Gov. Susana Martinez abused her power. Her promise to bring “bold change” amplifies the severity of her transgression. I don’t expect perfection from my elected officials, but I do expect apologies when they make mistakes. Continue Reading

Terry Brunner

Kristy Ortiz is making a difference in Bayard

By Terry Brunner | December 18, 2015

The city clerk in this old mining community is one government employee who’s moving mountains — and it’s wonderful to watch. Continue Reading

Elisabeth Miller

In New Mexico, we don’t bowl alone

By Elisabeth Miller | December 17, 2015

Being aware of world events is a good thing. But there are things right here in New Mexico that need your attention too. Continue Reading

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