Should New Mexico adopt open primaries
Think New Mexico pushes open primaries arguing independents should vote in primaries as 33 states already do. The piece notes constitutional questions, party autonomy, and past reforms, with quotes from Fred Nathan and GOP Chair John Billingsly. It highlights debates over cross over voting and potential legislative action.
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U.S Supreme Court
Connecticut
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Think New Mexico
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Santa Fe New Mexican
Rush Limbaugh
Barack Obama
Hillary Clinton
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Sam Bregman
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Editorial: Feds misreads on fast and furious and AP snooping
The piece critiques Eric Holder for low profile after contempt findings and argues Deputy AG Jim Cole overstepped in secretly seizing AP phone records. It questions balance between national security and First Amendment rights, contrasting with Jefferson’s press freedom ideal.
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Justice Department
Associated Press
Jim Cole
FBI
Cole
Gary Pruitt
Benghazi
World Trade Center
Pruitt
Thomas Jefferson
Obama
Tyranny Addressed and IRS Targeting Critique
The piece recalls Obama 2009 remarks warning tyranny, cites last week's IRS targeting revelations against conservative groups seeking tax exempt status, and notes testimony by Steve Miller and J Russell George alleging political manipulation. It discusses donor pressure, donor lists, and proposals by Forbes and Ron Paul for tax reform and a flat 17 percent tax.
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Obama
Ohio State University
House
Ways and Means Committee
Steve Miller
J. Russell George
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Steve Forbes
Ron Paul
Texas
Forbes
Congress
Paul
Doonesbury on daily headaches and medication overuse
Dear Doctor K notes that daily headaches for six months warrant medical evaluation especially after age fifty. The column cautions about painkiller overuse and caffeine, explains rebound headaches, and urges seeing a doctor to identify underlying causes and adjust treatment.
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May 22 History Highlights: ACS Founded in 1913
Today marks the 142nd day of 2013. On May 22, 1913 the American Cancer Society was founded in New York by doctors and business leaders as the American Society for the Control of Cancer. Also noted are Wagner's birth in 1813 and the 1860 U S Japan treaty ratifications.
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American Society For the Control of Cancer
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Germany
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Japan
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