New Mexico weighs 2016 presidential race as outsiders surge
Tom McDonald analyzes how New Mexico could swing in 2016 with growing Hispanic support and outsider candidates like Trump Carson and Sanders reshaping the race. He notes moderators, establishment candidates Clinton and Bush face challenges while New Mexico remains a battleground with a pivotal general election ahead.
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Neighbors weigh in on medical marijuana plant plan
Readers around Nature's Dairy debate a proposed indoor pot farm at the old plant with split views. Proponents expect 10 to 15 new jobs and over 1.5 million in gross receipts tax, while opponents raise crime odor and school bus safety concerns.
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Haley Barbour and GOP unity in the 2010s politics
The piece presents Haley Barbour as a candid Republican figure and discusses GOP factionalism, Reagan wisdom on coalitions, and the House Freedom Caucus’s stance, arguing politics centers on addition and wining policies rather than purist subtraction.
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Vitamin pills you need and don't need, Dr Komaroff says
A Harvard Medical School physician advises that vitamins are essential for all, with folic acid for women of childbearing age and vitamin D for older adults. He cautions on high dose risks, notes beta carotene and vitamin A dangers for smokers, considers multivitamins optional, and urges balanced guidance for deficiency risks.
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