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In further displays of 2010 Republican bizarreness, we can now add Levi Johnston to the mix. Continue Reading
I got to tag along with Jon Barela’s campaign manager for debate negotiations with the TV stations and Mr. Heinrich’s team. What follows are my personal observations, the Chicken Mc Nuggets from those discussions. Continue Reading
State Rep. Jeff Steinborn says his campaign signs are being stolen – and he’s offering a reward for information that helps catch the people who are doing it. Continue Reading
The Democratic National Committee has given $250,000 to the state Democratic Party. It’s part of an effort to get those who voted for the first time in 2008 to vote again on Nov. 2. Continue Reading
Republican Secretary of State candidate Dianna Duran says she has “as much experience as anyone in the State of New Mexico related to elections,” and it’s time to use her experience to bring integrity to the office. Continue Reading
We need to make the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts permanent, freeze non-defense, non-veterans affairs discretionary spending at 2008 levels, and agree to a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution. Continue Reading
District 5 Public Regulation candidate Bill McCamley says there’s a “fairly obvious” contrast between him and his opponent when it comes to ethics. He wants to contrast the race as being between a reformer and more of the same. Continue Reading
Purchasing Ortiz Mountain Ranch, a magnificent property, is a great investment in New Mexico that will produce immediate and long-term payoffs. Continue Reading
A report being released this week shows that across the state, New Mexicans are struggling to pay for housing. Many people might think our state cannot afford to invest in affordable housing right now. But we can, and we should. Continue Reading
UPDATED: Polls released Monday by the left-leaning Web site Daily Kos reveal good news for Democratic 1st Congressional District candidate Martin Heinrich but bad news for the Democratic candidates for the state’s other congressional seats and governor. Continue Reading
If we are committed to progress and to solving our problems, we will need to show courage in the face of extremists. We need to come together as well-meaning adults and see where we agree and disagree and what can be done to improve things for the most people. Continue Reading
Days after both gubernatorial campaigns released polls showing Republican Susana Martinez in the lead, a new poll conducted for a Democratic group has Martinez and Democrat Diane Denish tied. Continue Reading
Miss this weekend’s debate between Democratic gubernatorial candidate Diane Denish and Republican opponent Susana Martinez? You can still listen to it thanks to KUNM radio. Continue Reading
The New Mexico Economic Development Department is a dysfunctional family owing to excessive politicization and needs a major overhaul. That will not happen until influential people acknowledge that fact and initiate the process. Continue Reading
The Las Cruces Sun-News says there’s at least a perceived conflict of interest in the way investigations into officer-involved shootings are handled in Doña Ana County because District Attorney Susana Martinez is married to Undersheriff Chuck Franco. Continue Reading