Regulators and Innovation Clash in Tech Growth Debate
John Stossel argues against strict rules slowing invention, citing Thierer on permissionless innovation. He contrasts U S and European paths, noting drones and cars move abroad under tighter regulation while creative 3 D printing aids prosthetics despite FDA hurdles. He warns overregulation risks stagnation and urges fostering a bottom up environment for new tech.
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New Mexico Primaries Set To Shape 2016 Election
Editorial notes a tumultuous primary season with New Mexico voting alongside California New Jersey Montana and South Dakota on Tuesday GOP field includes Trump Bush Carson Cruz Fiorina Kasich while Clinton leads Democrats with Sanders momentum Gary Johnson seeks debate exposure in Libertarian bid. County races feature unopposed incumbents and a few district contests. The piece urges turnout and warns fall contests will decide key offices.
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Letters to the editor raise faith in gender, politics and memory
A series of letters discuss LGBT issues, religious views on God and gender, and reactions to political events. The writers reference Genesis verses, urge acceptance of divine design, praise Congressman Pearce's remarks, and recall Donald Trump’s Albuquerque visit with local perspectives from Roswell and Artesia figures.
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Roswell Daily Record Letters Policy and Submissions
The Roswell Daily Record invites letters from readers including real name city and phone number for publication. Letters should be concise under 250 words, may be edited or rejected, limited to two per month, and must avoid libelous or inappropriate content. Submissions by email or mail are accepted. editorials express the paper's stance and unsigned byline.
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