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VIEWPOINT NEW MEXICO

Educate, question, organize, protest, resist authoritarianism.

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 29, 2026

    Job Evaluation Time (opens the original)

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    Benchmarks for November’s Congressional Job Evaluations How did your Senators and Representatives perform their jobs? Would you rehire them?Congress’s responsibility to check our president and the executive branch is woven throughout our Constitution, mainly in Article I, and reinforced by specific powers and processes.The core idea is simple: Our Congress is the only branch with legislative power, and it uses that power — plus several explicit constitutional tools — to keep the executive branch

  2. Issue · Sep 27, 2026

    A.I., President’s Peril (opens the original)

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    I find spending too much time worrying about the future paralyzing, especially when it comes to A.I…I’m more worried about paying my bills, the price of my groceries and gasoline and whether I locked the back door of my house than whether I’m going to get taken out by a robot tomorrow.Taken out by the president and his cult of robot lawmakers?Well, that’s different. If We the People want more of the same, then by all means — do not get out and vote in November’s midterms.<a class="image-link ima

  3. Issue · Sep 25, 2026

    November's Forecast (opens the original)

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    Our president has gone from unpopular to toxic.He has gone from toxic to radioactive.He targets his base with tariffs and trade wars.He exacerbates inflation for US.He cruelly harms rural Americans.His War on Iran continues to send diesel fuel prices to record-high levels.His War on Iran forces our gasoline costs to record-high prices.Winter looms. His War on Iran generates higher heating oil costs.Every time he opens his little mouth, I become more determined to get out and vote.<a class="image

  4. Issue · Sep 22, 2026

    Corporation Buys Water (opens the original)

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  5. Issue · Sep 19, 2026

    The Freedom to Vote (opens the original)

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