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Monthly Archives: August 2019
What the Kids Count report reveals
New Mexico is once again at the bottom of the barrel for the well-being of children. The annual survey known as Kids Count has placed us at 50 out of 50. Kids Count measures categories in the areas of economic … Continue reading
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Medicare for all, whatever that means …
“Medicare for all” is not a program. It’s a slogan. We don’t know what it means until somebody defines it. By itself, it is not a solution to America’s health care needs. Medicare for all was hotly debated during the … Continue reading
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Voter registration is getting easier in New Mexico
New Mexico is making it easier for voters to register to vote or update their registration, starting after the 2020 presidential election. This year’s Senate Bill 672 provides that, beginning in 2021, voters may register or update their registration any … Continue reading
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