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Quay County Sun in Tucumcari, New Mexico

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Quay County Sun

Location

Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 2019

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4

Our Newspaper Advocates Freedom and Responsibility

Publisher David Stevens voices the paper’s commitment to liberty and inclusive rights, stressing that freedom is a life gift and carries responsibility to protect it for all readers.

Warren Plan Faces Uphill Sell for Medicare for All

Viewpoint argues that selling Medicare for All hinges on a feasible financing plan. It notes New York politics show cost and practicality hurdles with the New York Health Act, and cites nationwide polls split on the concept. It warns that the plan’s $20.5 trillion price tag and tax needs could sink prospects in 2020.

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Voter turnout in New Mexico towns shows wide gaps

In the Nov 5 local elections turnout ranged from 44.3 percent in Harding County to 11.8 percent in Curry County. Quay County registered 21.2 percent, Guadalupe 33.4, Union 39.7, San Miguel 17.9 and Roosevelt 12.2. The trend suggests rural counties voted more. The Legislature shifted most local races to one day to cut costs and raise turnout. Steve Hansen reports from Tucumcari.

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Adoption barriers spark debate over foster system reform

A controversial piece argues the Trump administration’s proposed rule removing anti discrimination protections for LGBTQ prospective adoptive parents will shrink chances for foster children to be adopted. It advocates churches to adopt more 110000 at risk youths. Michael Reagan heads The Reagan Legacy Foundation and urged action.

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