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Tristan Goodwin

Is Gary Johnson a fiscal conservative?

By Tristan Goodwin | July 20, 2016

Gary Johnson’s record shows that he is capable of reasonably conservative spending — at least when his record is compared to contemporary Republicans. Continue Reading

Don Phillips

The great Republican crack-up

By Alec MacGillis, ProPublica | July 19, 2016

Dayton was once a bastion of the GOP establishment. The story of how the city changed helps explain the rise of Donald Trump. Continue Reading

Samuel LeDoux

Q&A: NM delegate to GOP convention hopes for unity

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | July 18, 2016

Donald Trump wasn’t Samuel LeDoux’s first choice to be the Republican nominee for president. But at this point LeDoux believes Trump is the candidate most likely to stop Democrat Hillary Clinton, so he’s backing the presumptive GOP nominee. Continue Reading

GOP convention

The influence diaries: Dispatches from the Republican National Convention

By Dave Levinthal, Michael Beckel, and Carrie Levine, the Center for Public Integrity | July 16, 2016

The Center for Public Integrity’s money-in-politics reporting team is bringing you news from the Republican National Convention — focusing on special-interest influence, big-money politicking and corporate schmoozing. Continue Reading

Money

Special interests look to influence political conventions — discreetly

By Carrie Levine, the Center for Public Integrity | July 14, 2016

Federal campaign finance rules allow unlimited contributions to support the conventions. Continue Reading

John Sanchez

Congress puts politics ahead of public safety

By John Sanchez | July 13, 2016

Americans and our elected representatives in Washington are legitimately divided on many issues including immigration, but we should all be united in standing up for victims of crime. Continue Reading

Myles C. Culbertson

The FBI director did no favors for Hillary Clinton

By Myles C. Culbertson | July 11, 2016

Director Comey did no favors for Hillary Clinton, and whatever we think we saw go around is about to come back around with a vengeance. Continue Reading

Obama on Dallas attack: ‘Justice will be done’

By Aman Batheja, The Texas Tribune | July 8, 2016

“I believe I speak for every single American when I say that we are horrified over these events,” the president said. Continue Reading

Barack Obama

Obama’s statement on shootings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile

By Barack Obama | July 7, 2016

All of us as Americans should be troubled by these shootings, because these are not isolated incidents. They’re symptomatic of a broader set of racial disparities that exist in our criminal justice system. Continue Reading

Jeff Lahann

That time your neighbor’s hoax put you on a watch list

By Jeff Lahann | July 5, 2016

One night, drunk and frustrated, he calls 911 and says that you want to assassinate Ronald Crump, a dude running for president. Click on the headline to follow this hypothetical to its conclusion. Continue Reading

Mark Everson

Why a former IRS commissioner thinks the FEC is a ‘bureaucratic waste’

By Michael Beckel, the Center for Public Integrity | July 5, 2016

The agency took months to deadlock on a complaint Mark Everson filed against Fox News. Continue Reading

Obama offers a new and inclusive vision for public lands protection

By Veronica C. García | July 5, 2016

We cannot ensure the well-being of all children unless we show them that, whatever their racial or ethnic heritage, they matter. Continue Reading

Tom Udall

Breaking down the latest Senate campaign finance reform package

By Richard Skinner, the Sunlight Foundation | June 29, 2016

Senate Democrats, led by Tom Udall, N.M., and Jeff Merkley, Ore., have introduced a package of campaign finance and lobbying reforms labeled the We The People Act. Continue Reading

Heath Haussamen

Dems finally pick fight over guns but lose sight of people’s rights

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | June 28, 2016

We should fight for sensible gun-regulation proposals like requiring background checks for purchases at gun shows. But we must also guard against an overreaching and discriminatory police state. Continue Reading

Tomas Martinez

Supreme Court’s tie deals blow to Obama immigration order

By Julián Aguilar, the Texas Tribune | June 23, 2016

The U.S. Supreme Court announced Thursday it had failed to produce a majority opinion on the policy — meaning that the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals’ November 2015 decision rejecting the policy stands. Continue Reading

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