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Paid lawmakers should be held to a higher standard (opens the original)
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The battle earlier this year to successfully wrangle a bill capping awards on malpractice lawsuits through a Senate Judiciary Committee led by a malpractice attorney highlighted the state Legislature's many conflicts of interest. An advisory opinion by the State Ethics Commission tells us there is nothing in the Government Conduct Act to prevent votes taken by legislators who clearly have a personal financial stake in the outcome. It’s just one of many ways in which our Legislature is objectivel
Thoughts on the Trump Administration's "Model City" program (opens the original)
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I had originally intended to write a rebuttal column this week to one penned recently by New Mexico Senate Republicans criticizing city officials in Las Cruces and Albuquerque for not applying for the Trump Administration’s “model city” program. And, there was a lot to work with. For one thing, none of them signed their name to the column. None of them live in Las Cruces. And, they make the absurd claim that the only reason city officials balked was so the president wouldn’t get credit. Heavy si
Heed the cries for help coming from AI researchers (opens the original)
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Ever since Pearl Harbor, our nation has been in a race against the bad guys, with the fate of all humanity hanging in the balance. It started just a few miles from here at Trinity Site. The atomic bomb ended World War II, but initiated what would become the nuclear arms race. The Soviet Union saw what happened to Hiroshima and Nagasaki and concluded that the only way they could prevent that from happening to them was to build their own bomb. In 1983 the Soviet early warning system erroneously de
Sneaky health care costs about to go up again (opens the original)
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When the cost of gas goes up, there are big signs along the roadway announcing the hike. The signs in the grocery store aren’t as big, but increases in the cost of food are clearly marked for all to see. When the cost of health care goes up, as it just did … again, it’s not as obvious. The New Mexico Office of the Superintendent of Insurance recently announced that premiums will increase by an average of 24.4 percent for residents covered by the state’s BeWell NM plan. “Despite the rate increase
We have one of the few competitive races in nation (opens the original)
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New Mexico’s Second Congressional District is one of the 12 most competitive Democratic districts in the nation, according to the Cook Political Report. They list 21 districts as a toss-up heading into November’s midterm election. Those are the districts that are most likely to determine which party has control of the US House. Democrats clearly have the advantage going into the election, with Republicans needing to defend 16 of those seats as opposed to just five in districts now held by Democr
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