Tags
- adult literacy
- animal cruelty
- animal traps
- attorney general
- behavioral health
- cattle
- Chama River
- corporate tax
- coyote shooting
- dams
- economic development
- education
- education funding
- elections
- genetically modified food labeling
- hunting
- Jimmy Santiago Baca
- jobs
- leghold traps
- literacy
- literacy volunteers
- managed care
- marijuana tax
- mountain lions
- New Mexico
- New Mexico Court of Appeals
- New Mexico Game Commission
- oil and gas
- phone company
- Public Reguation Commission
- reading
- regulation
- return to work
- Rio Grande
- road funding
- road maintenance
- states
- summer school
- Taos
- tax policy
- undocumented worker
- utlities
- water
- workers' compensation court
- workers compensation
-
Recent Articles
Monthly Archives: October 2014
Tax policy bites
Filet mignon is more expensive than Hamburger Helper. If government imposes a tax based on a measure of dollars, wealthier people pay more. That’s called progressive taxation, and most of us agree it’s the right way to tax. Except when … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Governance
Leave a comment
Ballot questions cheapen the election process
NOTE: After this article was released to newspapers, the Secretary of State ruled that the Chaves County ballot questions would not be included because of a missed filing deadline. Sometimes New Mexico just embarrasses itself. The latest election ballot nonsense … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Uncategorized
Leave a comment