Month: January 2005

Tomorrow the voters go to the polls. Over the last two weeks there have been numerous endorsements filling the pages of the Albuquerque Journal supporting…

With each new session, the legislature rushes to introduce more bills than the last. I was flipping through the Santa Fe Reporter yesterday while waiting…

Sometimes less is more. Mayor Martin Chavez would have been wise to heed this adage. He was sitting on top of the world with polling…

While reading the left column of the front page of today’s Albuquerque Journal (subscription), I experienced deja’ vue. It was eerily reminiscent of a post…

I’m sure it is just a coincidence, but you have to admit the timing is interesting. This airplane economic development hoopla hits within 72 hours…

And it’s the White House not the Roundhouse. Howard Feinman’s article, Now Playing: ‘Anybody But Dean, Part 2’, about the struggle for control of the…

My what a difference two months can make. There is this October press release taken from the New Mexico Economic Development site: Governor Bill Richardson…

“Some states feast at the expense of others,” according to the Tax Foundation, and at $1.99 back for every dollar paid in taxes, New Mexico…

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Over at the Political State Report, I received the following comment from a reader: I understand if property rights are the alpha and omega of…