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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Can a candidate get elected and still do the job?
The ad on TV said that Congressman Martin Heinrich doesn’t stay in Washington but comes home to New Mexico — where his wife and kids continue to live – every weekend. In Washington, he doesn’t have an apartment. He sleeps … Continue reading
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Would you post your salary on Facebook?
If I were a New Mexico state employee, crunched somewhere in the middle of the hierarchy (which I used to be), and I learned that my colleagues’ salaries were posted online, I would be tempted to take a peek. I … Continue reading
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