Open primaries spark debate in New Mexico legislature
State lawmakers Bill ONeill and Emily Kane push to abandon closed party primaries in New Mexico. They argue open primaries allow independents to vote for November candidates, while critics warn of intra party strife seen in Mississippi Oregon and Maryland.
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Bill O'Neill
Emily Kane
Albuquerque
Roundhouse
New Mexico
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O'Neill
Rep
Kane
O'Neill and
Susana Martinez
Gary King
Mississippi
U.S
Thad Cochran
Capitol Hill
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Oregon
Maryland
Baltimore Sun
Reader Letters Debate Roswell MRAP Use and Police Attire Shift
A Sept letters page replies to criticism of Roswell Police Department MRAP acquisition and notes ad hominem remarks. It argues rare extreme events rarely justify militarized policing, cites police uniforms shift from blue to black, and recalls a misdirected MRAP deployment with a loud bullhorn at a mistaken address.
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Kevin Moore
RPD
MRAP
Dick Cheney
Yellowstone
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Moore
Congress
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Ial
LAPD
Army
Rick Wolfert
Keystone Commandos
Campaign style push to talk up America urged by energy group
The piece argues the president should use the bully pulpit to promote U S energy and American jobs. It cites Rick Perry style outreach to states and abroad to boost coal and other resources while critiquing Germany and EU energy policies. It highlights Keystone approvals and regulatory relief as steps to expand U S energy exports.
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California
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Missouri
Connecticut
New York
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Russia
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Nies
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WSJ
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Jochen Homann
Federal Network Agency
Energy Regulator
Reuters
Colombia
Congress
United Nations
Paris
Senate
Appalachia
Steve Piper
SNL Energy
Hian
America
Perry
Jerry Brown
Toyota
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