Stephanie was recently in Albuquerque for a Rio Grande Foundation sponsored event.

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A business poll shows how businesses feel about gross receipts tax (they really don’t like it).

ABQ Journal polling finds plurality of New Mexicans support paying legislators.

New Mexicans don’t think the economy is very good.

Inflation, cost of living, are top concerns for New Mexicans.

Overwhelmingly New Mexicans support a data center moratorium.

Haaland finally agrees to debate Hull on October 8.

National report says New Mexico teachers have 2nd-highest morale in the nation.

Paul shares a bit about his own experiences on 9/11 and the 25th anniversary.

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As expected New Mexico has nearly $1 billion in unexpected money. Paul believes that figure will rise to over a billion by the time the session rolls around. Despite the oil and gas boom New Mexico’s economy isn’t particularly strong which highlights the failure of MLG and the Democrats’ policies.

New Mexico is a big spender on K-12 education with more $$ per student than the national average or any of its neighbors, by far.

The Trump Administration is suing New Mexico for providing “free” college to illegal immigrants.

New Mexico’s subsidies for (former) ObamaCare subsidy recipients is proving expensive.

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Virgin Galactic slashes payments to Spaceport.

NM Supreme Court puts permits on hold for Project Jupiter.

San Juan County is “open” for data centers though.

DeSantis calls for end to Congressional pensions (maybe for the Legislature as well?).

Will Buc-ees ever come to New Mexico? Not based on these comments.

New Mexico to pay for gender transition surgery with Medicaid pulling back.

The US is levying 50% tariffs on Canada and Canada will retaliate?

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There are two big problems with Democrats’ primary plans.

Paying the Legislature isn’t a bad idea, but the ballot measure on this fall’s ballots is.

Welcome to NM job creators, get lost!

Rep. Stansbury has some “interesting” takes on NM economy/policy.

Is Secretary of State Oliver actually doing her job? She makes $144,000 annually.

Albuquerque’s effort to sell or use vacant land is worthwhile.

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He attempted to build a fertilizer plant in New Mexico (near Hobbs) but was thwarted at every turn by the State’s political class. Ultimately he shifted the plant to business-friendly Wyoming.

Paul and John discuss the challenge of entrepreneurship and job creation in New Mexico and why hostility toward entrepreneurs holds New Mexico back.

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The stunning conclusion of “hoodie-gate”.

How could New Mexicans benefit from the federal school choice tax credit?

Is demography New Mexico’s biggest problem?

Alternative licensing for attorneys is a winner for New Mexico. Perhaps the Legislature will take notice?

A response to Stephanie Schardin Clarke on income taxes.

The RailRunner costs $150 per rider and it isn’t even “green”.

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