We can turn New Mexico around
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The secret to success — both for individuals and society — isn’t really a secret. It’s a good education. Continue Reading
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The secret to success — both for individuals and society — isn’t really a secret. It’s a good education. Continue Reading
If we want to end the violence, we can make it illegal to possess a firearm, with certain exceptions. Or we can shut the hell up about it and accept our status as a Gun Nation. Continue Reading
Our election system is designed to only encourage certain types of voters while creating burdens for those viewed as less desirable. Continue Reading
As a teacher and more significantly as a parent I worry about the education that we are providing for the students of this state. Continue Reading
We need a governor that shares our values and remembers who they work for — you. Continue Reading
A recent column writer said Steve Pearce believes New Mexico’s public lands have “no value,” a claim that is so absurd on its face that it should discredit her entire case against him. Continue Reading
New Mexico law guarantees your right to review government data. But when it comes to giving you meaningful access to the numbers that shape and reflect public policy, the legal guarantee ends. Continue Reading
We’ve settled for this for far too long. To make it simple, our city leaders have failed us. Continue Reading
People come to a stadium or turn on the tube to watch football. Period. Continue Reading
I implore Rep. Pearce to speak factually and accurately about all issues of concern to New Mexicans. Continue Reading
We urge all New Mexicans to make their voices heard as the Public Education Department seeks public input on their proposed new science standards. Continue Reading
Albuquerque’s public finance laws need major overhaul to be effective. Continue Reading
There is no question that the city’s public financing system needs to be overhauled. Continue Reading
Ironically, today’s political and economic landscape in Mexico, which was battered by an earthquake Tuesday, looks hauntingly similar to 1985, when another quake caused devastation on the same September day. Continue Reading
There would be no need for new disclosure rules if certain tax exempt organizations weren’t electioneering and acting like political campaigns. Continue Reading