Month: June 2005

If you were just reading this article from the New Mexico Business Weekly, you might be feeling pretty good about New Mexico’s economy: The quarterly…

I owe an apology to Governor Bill Richardson. I’ve come down hard on him in the past for education failures like this latest one (subscription):…

The Governor is signing executive orders to boost the image of the state in the eyes of the nation. At the same time, the State…

In contradiction to the Governor’s desire to paint New Mexico as a business friendly state, one state department just keeps yanking the rug out from…

According to Inman News (subscription): “The number of new foreclosures reported in New Mexico skyrocketed in May, giving it the highest foreclosure rate among the…

Governor Richardson’s reputation for speed on highways really deserves a second look. The bad press he got the first time was apparently not enough of…

It was bound to happen… the journalists are starting to uncover the other side of the Bill Richardson story. Despite the Governor’s best efforts to…

In the last one hundred years the average temperature on earth has increased one whole degree. Scientists disagree on whether this is a warming trend,…

Here’s a gem from the Albuquerque Journal (subscription): But the number of so-called exempt employees serving at the pleasure of the governor had jumped from…

With the ACLU forcing changes like this, it can’t be long before the city of Las Cruces is challenged to change their seal and their…