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Monthly Archives: August 2022
Where speed limits don’t work
The woman was driving about 3 miles above the speed limit when a police officer pulled her over. It was very bad luck. The woman was trying to drive unobtrusively. She had just murdered her lover’s wife and was headed … Continue reading
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Is Ronchetti ready?
Garrey Carruthers once said in a speech, with characteristic humor, how surprised he was when he became governor. He had thought, he said, he would have a large professional staff so he could give directions and delegate almost everything. He … Continue reading
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Verify election procedures now
We have about three and a half months until the general election. New Mexico should have no patience with anyone who waits until after the election and then cries foul. If you have doubts about our election procedures, get your … Continue reading
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