Stop at nothing in NM political emails satire note
A reader shares critique of political email tactics in New Mexico coverage. The piece cites Rep Ron Barber and Democratic candidates Gary King Howie Morales Linda Lopez Allen Weir and state officials. It notes constant fundraising asks and how messaging inflates urgency while downplaying policy detail.
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Ron Barber
Tucson
Koch Brothers
Harold
Barber
Steve Terrell
New Mexican
Santa Fe
Gary King
Howie Morales
Linda Lopez
Lawrence Rael
Alan Weber
Morales
King
Weber
Rael
Lopez
Susana Martinez
John Wertheim
Wertheim
Rob Barber
New Mexico
Obama calls Russia regional power amid Crimea debate
Editorial argues Obama understates Russia while worrying more about a terrorist with a suitcase nuke in Manhattan. It notes Crimea shows Putin’s weakness, dismisses U.S. need for a military response, and supports sanctions on Russia while warning the real threat is nuclear terrorism. Reprinted from the Northwest Florida Daily News.
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Barack Obama
Russia
Crimea
Vladimir Putin
New York City
Netherlands
Manhattan
Putin
Black Sea
U.S
Ukraine
United States
NATO
Policy for Letters to the Daily Record
The Daily Record outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Writers must provide full name address and phone number for verification. unsigned letters are rejected unless emailed. Limit is 600 words. no libelous or tasteless content. only two letters per month per writer. the paper may reject any letter.
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The
Daily Record
Energy independence priorities in America debate
The piece critiques the DCCC 2014 Priority Issues Survey on energy, arguing that goals like higher CAFE standards and renewables do little to real energy independence. It claims electricity independence exists already, with abundant coal, uranium, natural gas, and future tech. conservation and efficiency are already underway and beneficial.
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America
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
DCCC
U.S
WSJ
Limiting Kids Time With Video Games
Dear Doctor explains video gaming as sedentary activity and warns against two hours daily of media time. It notes risks like reduced physical activity, executive-function impacts from fast-paced games, potential behavioral problems, exposure to violence, and possible addiction, advising balanced limits.
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Doctor K
Harvard Medical School
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