Reviving New Mexico - Katrina Trinko - National Review Online
"New Mexico may be dubbed the Land of Enchantment, but for current residents, the reality on the ground is far from magical. Unemployment, while lower than national average, is 8.3 percent. State-government officials have been embroiled in a series of corruption scandals. And in education, the situation is dismal: Math and reading scores lag significantly behind the national averages, while the state has the third-worst high-school-graduation rate in the nation . Read the entire article at National Reveiw Online
Showing posts with label New Mexico Politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Mexico Politics. Show all posts
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Denish & Marinez Debate Tonight
Guernatorial candidates Denish and Martinez will debate tonight at 6pm at the El Dorado High School performing arts center. Please study these and all candidates very carefully. Don't just follow spun new clips and candidate advertisements - our state and our country are in dire straights and all of the upcoming elections will play a significant role in our ability as citizens to survive and thrive.
How can you hear/see the debate? Physical public access is limited however, if you would like to hear/see the debate try one of the following resources:
APS Web Site - KANW-FM (89.1) from Albuquerque will air the event via live stream on the APS website. (http://www.aps.edu/) APS will also be posting videos from the debate on their web site too.
Bernalillo County Democratic Party is hosting a debate listening party at the Plumbers and Pipefittes Hall, 510 San Pedro in Albuquerque.
Santa Fe County Democratic Party is hosting a listening party at their headquarters located at 1420 Cerrillos Road, in Santa Fe.
Live blogging will be provided by the New Mexico Independent as will Steve Terrell of the Santa Fe New Mexican starting at 5:45pm.
Candidate Denish has proposed additional debates to be held throughout the state some televised some not.
How can you hear/see the debate? Physical public access is limited however, if you would like to hear/see the debate try one of the following resources:
APS Web Site - KANW-FM (89.1) from Albuquerque will air the event via live stream on the APS website. (http://www.aps.edu/) APS will also be posting videos from the debate on their web site too.
Bernalillo County Democratic Party is hosting a debate listening party at the Plumbers and Pipefittes Hall, 510 San Pedro in Albuquerque.
Santa Fe County Democratic Party is hosting a listening party at their headquarters located at 1420 Cerrillos Road, in Santa Fe.
Live blogging will be provided by the New Mexico Independent as will Steve Terrell of the Santa Fe New Mexican starting at 5:45pm.
Candidate Denish has proposed additional debates to be held throughout the state some televised some not.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Republican Candidates Gearing Up For Next Elections
As much as pro Obama supporters don't want to believe it, there is a ground swell across the nation of unsatisfied citizens that will bring balance back into state and federal political administrations. In New Mexico, Republican Candidates gearing up for the next Governors race are Janice Arnold-Jones and Allen Weh.
Both candidates offer service records, ideas, and seem to want to move New Mexico forward. Janice Arnold-Jones (http://janiceforgovernor.com/) has her web site and face book pages up and running as does Allen Weh (http://allenweh2010.com/) with both promising to lead New Mexico in a new and better direction.
I will try to post web links to information regardning all candidates and would appreciate any links readers of this blog would be willing to share so that we can help each other to be informed voters. Lets not let the media and party rhetoric push officials into office - lets educate ourselves, our families and our friends.
Good Luck To All Candidates and May the Best Candidate Win!
Both candidates offer service records, ideas, and seem to want to move New Mexico forward. Janice Arnold-Jones (http://janiceforgovernor.com/) has her web site and face book pages up and running as does Allen Weh (http://allenweh2010.com/) with both promising to lead New Mexico in a new and better direction.
I will try to post web links to information regardning all candidates and would appreciate any links readers of this blog would be willing to share so that we can help each other to be informed voters. Lets not let the media and party rhetoric push officials into office - lets educate ourselves, our families and our friends.
Good Luck To All Candidates and May the Best Candidate Win!
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