Romney remarks widen gaps in race as 47 percent debate erupts
Romney frames a core economic divide by saying the federal government should not take from some to give to others. Two GOP Senate hopefuls distance themselves from his remarks amid a volley of controversies ahead of the election. Republican leaders declined to comment as the campaign reels from the video tape showing Romney saying 47 percent of Americans pay no income taxes and rely on government. The dispute unfolds seven weeks before the White House race.
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Taxpayers and benefits reach across Social Security to food stamps
The article outlines how 150 million Americans benefit from federal programs last year. It details 50 million on Social Security, 46 million on Medicare, 80 million in households with Medicaid, and 48 million receiving food stamps. It notes 38 million owe no federal income tax due to low income and standard deductions. It also covers Romney’s remarks on taxes and entitlement culture, plus further data on who benefits and who pays taxes across age, income, and race.
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Xcel rebates boost energy efficiency for New Mexico small businesses
Margarita Alarcon of Southwestern Public Service explains how Xcel’s rebate program funds half of efficient lighting upgrades, delivering 30 to 40 percent savings on utility bills. Franklin Energy conducts free audits. 164 completed in New Mexico. Xcel serves about 21,000 Roswell customers with 26 lighting projects since January 1.
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Martinez Considers Romney Campaign With Latino Vote
Martinez spoke at the Republican National Convention about switching from Democrat to Republican and noted a poll showing high approval in New Mexico. A Romney spokesman said she may join campaign events in Nevada and Florida, though plans are not finalized.
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