The Story Richardson And The New Mexico Decade
The piece chronicles Bill Richardson as the central figure of New Mexico politics over the past decade. It contrasts his ambitions with Gary Johnson’s fiscal record, notes a $1 billion budget surplus at Johnson’s exit, and laments Richardson’s costly, impractical initiatives while Martinez inherits a $500 million deficit as the decade ends.
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Susanna Martinez
Bill Richardson
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New Mexico
Simpatico
Johnson
Santa Fe
Richard
Albuquerque
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Chihuahua
Martinez
God Speed
Gov. Richardson
God Save the Queen
Editorial: Gitmo stays open amid political stalemate
The New Bern Sun Journal argues the Guantanamo prison will remain, despite Obama promises to close it, due to political fear and legal concerns. It notes detainees may stay without charges, cites Republican fearmongering, and critiques efforts to detour judicial norms in favor of foreign soil detention.
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Robert Gibbs
Barack Obama
Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Cuba
Guantanamo
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U.S
al-Qaida
United States
Gitmo
Bush
New Bern Sun Journal
Letter Policy For The Daily Record Readers
The Daily Record invites letters to the editor and aims to publish all that follow guidelines. Letters must include the writer’s first and last name address and telephone number for verification and contact. Addresses or phones are not published unless a response is requested. All non email letters must be signed.
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Promise and Pitfalls for Conservatives in 2011
The text notes an exciting yet dangerous time for conservatives amid liberal overreach. It cites a 2010 shift with a far-left agenda following the 2009 health care victory and warns that conservatives had warned of these outcomes.
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Congress
House of Representatives
2011 dangers for conservatives outlined in column
The piece argues 2011 poses risks for conservatives due to Obamacare and the START Treaty, stressing a deficit in margin for error and a broader fight over First Principles and government powers. It notes public engagement rising as debates on constitutional limits, especially on forced health coverage, intensify.
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U.S
America
DuPont
Pecos Elementary Names Citizens of the Month by Grade
Pecos Elementary announced grade by grade Citizens of the Month listing students from kindergarten through sixth grade. Susie Caraveo of Roswell was recognized among 23 Midland College students as outstanding campus leaders in the 1986 Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges edition.
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Pecos
Paresh Bhakta
Laurie Dominguez
Esmeralda Calzada
John Natera
Tanya Sanchez
Ramon Andhondo
Jason Rodriguez
Yolanda Sanchez
Melissa Urquides
Steven Sedillo
Rosetta Sosa
Nick Mendez
Doug Munoz
Precious Williams
Ramon de Los Santos
Susie Caraveo
Roswell
Midland College
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