Early Vacation of Seats: Two New Mexican Senators Resign Early
John Arthur Smith and Richard Martinez (a colleague of John Arthur Smith) have resigned before the end of their term. Both of them have served for a long time and
Read MoreJohn Arthur Smith and Richard Martinez (a colleague of John Arthur Smith) have resigned before the end of their term. Both of them have served for a long time and
Read MoreHere’s an interesting tidbit brought to our attention by our Washington bureau. Adam Kokesh, who is running for Congress as a Republican in the deeply Democratic 3rd Congressional district that
Read MoreAll three freshman congressmenfrom New Mexico signed on to a letter from fellow freshman Rep. Betsy Markey, a Colorado Democrat, to ask Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., to
Read MoreGov. Bill Richardson again refused to answer questions about the deal at the center of a federal probe that threatens to push itself into his office. “Have you been questioned
Read MoreBy Luke Johnson | 11.18.10 Gov.-elect Susana Martinez promised not to cut education or Medicaid funding in her campaign, but given that New Mexico’s budget deficit has grown from $260
Read MoreIf John McCain’s April policy address on the economy is any indication, educators won’t feel much like celebrating next year if he’s elected. Check out the ClearlyNewMexico.com post regarding McCain’s
Read MoreA former top aide at the U.S. Department of Justice hired conservatives, Republicans or “right-thinking Americans” for apolitical posts and gave false statements to Congress about the agency’s hiring practices,
Read MoreALBUQUERQUE — More than a quarter of prison inmates in New Mexico are drug offenders, and about 85 percent of the prison population overall has substance abuse problems once they enter
Read MoreThere’s a new report that actor Val Kilmer may run for governor of New Mexico in 2010. Talk of a potential Kilmer run is nothing new. World Entertainment News Network
Read MoreSupporters of the roadless rule, like many other progressive groups and activists, are happy to see the changing of the guard in the White House. In a conference call with
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