It’s not just about cheeseburgers
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We need a governor that shares our values and remembers who they work for — you. Continue Reading
Dunn drops out of 2nd Congressional District race
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At this point, the state land commissioner isn’t talking about his future plans. Continue Reading
A proposal to protect Dreamers and other immigrants from deportation
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The REUNION Act would protect Dreamers, parents of Americans, and other undocumented individuals by creating a five-year statute of limitations on deportation. Continue Reading
Men and women of honor must step forward
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We must strive together to succeed individually and as a community, state and country. Continue Reading
Dunn will run for U.S. House instead of land commissioner
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State Land Commissioner Aubrey Dunn will run for the open 2nd Congressional District seat in the U.S. House instead of seeking re-election to his current job. Continue Reading
What If We Invest in New Mexico?
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Did you know New Mexico has state investment funds the size of Canada, Australia, Brazil and Mexico combined? So let’s put our $21.6 billion to work for us. Continue Reading
Human decency should prevail despite political affiliation
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Uncivil discourse puts our entire country at risk. Continue Reading
Pearce to run for governor instead of seeking re-election to U.S. House
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U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce has decided to run for governor instead of seeking another term in Congress. Continue Reading
Sen. Cervantes jumps into governor’s race
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The Las Crucen says he’s not daunted by taking on heavyweight Michelle Lujan Grisham in the Democratic primary. Continue Reading
Mexico’s June elections may foreshadow stormy presidential transition in 2018
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Controversy marred the June 4 elections in four Mexican states that analysts consider a possible dress rehearsal. Continue Reading
Long-term change requires talking about patriarchy, colonization and structural racism
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These topics are seldom at the heart, or even at the margins, of mainstream political discourse. They should be. Continue Reading
Poll finds New Mexicans unhappy with state’s direction
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Some 73 percent of the 605 registered, “likely” voters surveyed said the state is headed down the wrong track. Continue Reading
An ethics commission? Not quite.
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The Legislature has ample time and opportunity to let the people of New Mexico know what powers, duties and scope they intend to give the commission before we enter the voting booth in November 2018. Continue Reading
With political world ‘turned upside down,’ GOP’s Dunn ponders options
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New Mexico’s land commissioner says he’s considering running for re-election, governor and Congress — or none of that — in 2018. Continue Reading
Our education system should nurture teachers, not punish them
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You cannot put students first by putting educators last. Continue Reading