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Email our county commissioners to request that the safe and sane fireworks ordinance remain in effect as is, and that the commissioners who received big campaign contributions from fireworks venders recuse themselves. Continue Reading
You cannot put students first by putting educators last. Continue Reading
We need to establish our own local progressive media that is culturally sensitive and relevant to everyday working people in our communities. Continue Reading
The underfunding of our state’s judiciary has created a constitutional crisis. Continue Reading
We deserve ethical leadership and transparent financial dealings in government. Continue Reading
If these tax cuts have minimal impacts on job creation and industry growth while simultaneously leaving New Mexico in a bigger fiscal hole than we were in before, why do we keep them? Continue Reading
We deserve to have our public lands protected for our grandkids’ kids. Continue Reading
We need to make it easier for immigrants to come out of the shadows to work hard and achieve their American Dream. Continue Reading
Neither party is the actual culprit. Both are paid well to do the bidding of their 1 percent bosses, who are pulling the strings. Continue Reading
It’s time to compel short-term rentals to collect lodgers’ tax. Continue Reading
Time is short, but it is still possible for our Legislature to declare that it is willing to take control of New Mexico’s health care destiny. Continue Reading
Evidence-based information and testimony are important to ensure we fund important projects that bring jobs, vitality and stability to the state and our communities. Continue Reading
Our legislators have the opportunity to reform the election process and make a lasting impact for voters in New Mexico. Continue Reading
We’ve been cutting personal and corporate income taxes to see if jobs would flow into the state. The experiment failed. Continue Reading
Outside the press gaggle and beyond the official propaganda released by state officials, journalists keep telling the real stories of what is happening across New Mexico. Continue Reading