Texas voting rules blamed for mail ballot chaos
Viewpoint criticizes Texas lawmakers for changes to mail in voting citing ID requirements and mismatched records leading to up to 40 percent ballot rejection in some counties. Officials warn of outreach risks while the Secretary of State acts to fix voter ID data and educate the public.
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Social media harms youth but can also spark courage
The piece argues that each generation faces its own foolishness and that social media acts like a modern plague, damaging identity and fueling calls for equal outcomes. It highlights resilient youths, such as four Clovis teens who helped an injured person, and ends with a sign-off from Kent McManigal promoting liberty.
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New Mexico Legislature Ends With Mixed Session Wrap
Last week ended the 30 day session at the Roundhouse with a mixed bag of outcomes for Governor Grisham. The state saw 64 bills and two constitutional amendments pass out of 500 filed amid pandemic limits and remote meetings. Big wins included teacher and state police pay raises tax cuts Social Security relief and expanded college scholarships but key priorities like voting rights and clean fuel standards stalled. The session featured a record budget driven by oil and gas revenue and left Grisham facing an election year with both notable wins and notable failures.
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