New Mexico towns show liberal conservative map split north south
Tom McDonald notes a north south political divide in New Mexico with El Rito labeled the most liberal and Pifton the most conservative. He argues that economy drives politics more than ideology and cites Santa Fe Roswell Albuquerque Las Cruces as key cities with varied leanings. He frames New Mexico politics as a reflection of regional economic activity rather than party battles.
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Serpeleva
U.S
Chris Warshaw
MIT
Chris Tausanovitch
Business Review
el Rito
New Mexico
Pifton
Otero County
Nmpoliticalreport.com
New Mex
Ico
Santa Fe
Taos
Las Vegas
Angel Fire
Rockies
Farmington
Great Plains
Roswell
Lovington
Hobbs
Iver
Silver City
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Rio Rancho
Tom McDonald
New Mexico Community News Exchange
Roswell Daily Record
Tmcdonald
Rdrnews
Debates Over Drug Policy and Sentencing Reform Rise in US
The piece discusses sentencing reforms, a Mexican manhunt linked to drug activity, and bipartisan moves to grant judges more discretion for nonviolent drug offenses. It notes rising homicide in St Louis, cost of the War on Drugs, and Portugal's decriminalization model with reflections on its impact.
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Vane States
Government of
Mexico
Midwest
Chicago
al Capone
United States Congress
St. Louis
America
Obama
Congress
United States
Portugal
Cato Institute
Glenn Greenwald
Edward Snowden
Mr. Greenwald
The Like Factor and the 2016 Presidential Quest
The article argues voters seek likability in leaders, not just policy, citing Bush Gore Kerry 2000 2004 results and Trump’s blunt style. It notes voters want a president who is a comforter and leader in crises, citing Trump’s remarks about McCain and others to illustrate how “I like” can trump IQ in elections.
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Bill Cohen
U.S
Maine
Bill Clinton
al Gore
John Kerry
George W. Bush
Bush
Gore
Kerry
Peter D. Hart
Donald Trump
Trump
Florida
Jeb Bush
John McCain
Barack Obama
Fox News
Charles
Krauthammer
David Cameron
Meet the Press
Chuck Todd
Lindsey Graham
Hillary Clinton
United States
GOP
Iowa
McCain
Ibuprofen and aspirin for heart risk and arthritis
A reader asks if daily low dose aspirin plus morning ibuprofen is safe. NSAIDs relieve pain and inflammation but have differing heart risk. Ibuprofen can reduce aspirin's heart protective effect by blocking platelets, so taking both warrants caution and medical guidance.
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