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Today’s boogeyman is Elon Musk

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Boogeymen are nothing new. They have existed in the form of politicians going back to the founding of the country.

A Deep Dive into New Mexico’s Lack of Economic Freedom

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 Over the past decade, New Mexico’s population edged up just 1% while neighboring states grew by an average of 12%. State employment also grew 1% while neighboring state employment growth averaged 19%.

New Mexico Legislators Can’t Have It Both Ways

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The oil and gas industry has been the backbone of New Mexico's economy for decades, contributing nearly half of the state's budget.

I Don’t Think Getting Tough on Crime is ‘Stupid’

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Democrats in the legislature either wish to totally ignore the public’s outcry to address crime.

The Winds of Change Are Coming to New Mexico

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Throughout this session, political ambition took precedence over real representation.

Feds to New Mexico: Burn, baby, burn

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In February the “Department of Government Efficiency” ordered the firing of 3,400 Forest Service seasonal employees. DOGE’s budget cutters were supposed to exempt firefighters.

In Favor of Invoking the Alien Enemies Act of 1798: A Call for National Safety

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Commentary from former Las Cruces Mayor Ken Miyagishima.

Just do it

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Commentary from Javier Sanchez.

Juvenile crime divides lawmakers

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Commentary from Sherry Robinson.

Wily Trump and his lies about public education

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Commentary from Mary Sanchez.

World Flicks and Food

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Commentary from Dr. Kevin Beardmore of Southeast New Mexico College.

New Mexico doctors: ‘We are exhausted and demoralized.’

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Commentary from Sherry Robinson.
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