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Jeffrey Isbell

To win elections, conservatives in Cruces must organize year-round

By Jeffrey Isbell | February 9, 2016

We must continually engage conservative voters, as progressives do through the Progressive Voter Alliance, and we must ensure they go vote their values. Continue Reading

Eric Griego

We need a woman in the White House — just not Hillary

By Eric Griego | February 8, 2016

Do I wish Bernie were a woman or a person of color or both? Yes. Is it worth casting my vote for someone because of their gender or race despite being out of step with my own hopes and progressive values? No way. Continue Reading

D. Dowd Muska

Legislature should approve the deregulation solution to dental care

By D. Dowd Muska | February 7, 2016

The left-right agreement on dental therapists in the Land of Enchantment includes the free-market Rio Grande Foundation as well as the left-leaning Health Action New Mexico and New Mexico Voices for Children. Continue Reading

Ched MacQuigg

Open government rests on a flawed premise

By Ched MacQuigg | February 5, 2016

The decisions that close public meetings and secret public records must be made impartially and according to the spirit of the law, not by politicians and public servants with conflicting interests. Continue Reading

Michael Swickard

The five ‘rights’ every project needs to succeed

By Michael Swickard, Ph.D. | February 2, 2016

We always need to do these projects with the five “rights:” the right people, to the right degree, at the right time, for the right purpose, and in the right way. Continue Reading

Pete Campos

Today’s budget realities could help us prepare for the future

By Pete Campos | January 31, 2016

This is an excellent time for us to reexamine how we develop our budget and to think about just how much we depend on a relatively small number of sources to fund state government. Continue Reading

Pete Campos

Leave driver’s licenses alone; issue an optional REAL ID card

By Pete Campos | January 29, 2016

It’s now the job of state lawmakers in Santa Fe to do what we can to help New Mexicans get the documents they need to travel by air. Continue Reading

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Media alarmists make my head hurt

By Elisabeth Miller | January 28, 2016

The gun press — my term for media that is relentless in proffering the belief that foaming at the mouth “gun haters” are minutes away from excising the Second Amendment from the U.S. Constitution — gives me a headache. Continue Reading

Ched MacQuigg

In six days, it will be one day too late

By Ched MacQuigg | January 27, 2016

On the table: $575 million and a singular opportunity to hold the leadership of the Albuquerque Public Schools accountable. Continue Reading

Paul Gessing

States, not cities and counties, are paramount

By Paul J. Gessing | January 26, 2016

For better or worse, New Mexico’s Legislature must drive economic policymaking. Continue Reading

Terry McMillan

The case for paying New Mexico’s state legislators

By Terry McMillan | January 25, 2016

New Mexicans, I believe, are sophisticated enough to know that their interests are best represented by an inclusive, motivated, professional, 21st century legislature. Continue Reading

Michael Swickard

Look at the wealth effect in politics to catch scummy behavior

By Michael Swickard, Ph.D. | January 25, 2016

If someone is on the take, their net worth goes up. But the watchdogs are not looking at net wealth increases. Continue Reading

Ched MacQuigg

Temporary ‘blogger’ ban picks scab off blogger/press issue

By Ched MacQuigg | January 20, 2016

There are those who believe “bloggers” are not entitled to the same First Amendment protection as members of “the press.” It’s an issue that needs settling as both bloggers and “the press” are under attack and need to be standing together rather than divided. Continue Reading

Emanuele Corso

Fluid concept of justice takes a backseat to winning

By Emanuele Corso | January 20, 2016

The question is not how much worse can it get but how much longer it can go on without a total breakdown of civility and order. Continue Reading

Michael Sanchez

Democrats’ response to Martinez’s 2016 State of the State address

By Michael Sanchez | January 19, 2016

Here is Senate Majority Leader Michael Sanchez’s response to Gov. Susana Martinez’s 2016 State of the State Address. Continue Reading

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