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We in the political and media professions need to take a hard look at ourselves this year when a billionaire real-estate mogul and a 74-year-old socialist understand the American people better than we do. Continue Reading
The issue dominated a good portion of the June 6 session of the Albuquerque City Council. Continue Reading
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump easily won New Mexico’s GOP primary on Tuesday — but lots of voters instead cast ballots for candidates who have already dropped out of the race, indicating that the party is anything but unified. Continue Reading
Supporters of Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump explained their votes to NMPolitics.net on Tuesday. Meanwhile, local candidates and campaign workers were trying to get their supporters out to vote. Continue Reading
Trump supporters see the same slander they’ve endured leveled at Trump, yet he just keeps going. Agree with him or not, they respect that – and I absolutely understand it. Continue Reading
Police and members of the group SouthWest Organizing Project courageously worked to de-escalate tensions so rally attendees and protesters could all exercise their First Amendment rights. Continue Reading
The backlash Trump faced was viewed by many as a rejection of a perceived attempt to bully Republicans who haven’t endorsed him to get in line. Continue Reading
Some protests were peaceful. Some weren’t. Through it all, Trump was… Trump. He took shots at many people, including Gov. Susana Martinez. Continue Reading
Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, will hold a campaign rally in Albuquerque on Tuesday. Continue Reading
Don McGahn made his name shaping the country’s election laws. Now he’s helping Donald Trump try to win the White House. Continue Reading
Private investor Steven Mnuchin also contributed to Obama, Kerry and Gore. Continue Reading
For the first time since his own presidency, George H.W. Bush is planning to stay silent in the race for the Oval Office — and the younger former president Bush plans to stay silent as well. Continue Reading
Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz and his super PAC allies spent more than $10 per vote on advertising ahead of Indiana’s primary Tuesday. Continue Reading
John Kasich tried to convince us on Tuesday night that he still had a path to a contested GOP presidential primary convention battle with Donald Trump. Or maybe he was trying to convince himself. Continue Reading
New Mexico’s June 7 Republican presidential primary may not matter after all. Continue Reading