The Chicago Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup in Philadelphia last night with a thrilling overtime victory. It was the Hawks first cup win since 1961 and an astounding seventh straight finals loss by the Flyer. Read details here:
Juarez: Fleeing Murder City
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The shooting of a Mexican teenager by a border patrol agent was caught on a grainy film. The entire incident only serves to magnify the problem of border security. One thing seems sure. Concurrent with President Calderon's criticism of the U.S. and Arizona is the implicit evidence that people will take huge risks and resort to violence to get OUT of the country Calderon runs. Read here:
Juarez: Fleeing Murder City
Wilderness Proposal Modifications: Lipstick on a Pig?
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Jim Spence
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Senators Jeff Bingaman (left) and Tom Udall (right) have modified an original proposal that was sure to hinder effective border security and hamper the efforts of the agriculutral segment of Southern New Mexico's economy.
The original proposal has been modified. Read initial details here:
The original proposal has been modified. Read initial details here:
Wilderness Proposal Modifications: Lipstick on a Pig?
Joshua Baca: Polls Look Good for GOP in NM
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Campaign consultant Joshua Baca offers his views on GOP in New Mexico at NMPolitics.net. Read here:
Joshua Baca: Polls Look Good for GOP in NM
Martinez Responds to Denish Assault
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New Mexico News
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Las Crucen Susana Martinez the GOP candidate for governor has responded to relentless attacks on her record as a prosecutor from Diane Denish. She has a new television ad of her own. Read more and view the ad on NMPolitics.net here:
Martinez Responds to Denish Assault
Political Landscape: Lots of G.O.P. Newcomers
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Will the GOP newcomers all around the nation make a difference all around the nation in November? The stakes are being raised. Read here:
Political Landscape: Lots of G.O.P. Newcomers
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's Enemies are Our Friends
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Jim Spence
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U.S. foreign policy might get one more chance to give assistance to the opposition in Iran. We will see how this is handled as holocaust denier Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sees protests being prepared in his country. Read here:
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's Enemies are Our Friends
Federal Government May Lose Billions on AIG
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Jim Spence
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A.I.G. paid Goldman Sachs and others in full, the money it owed on the dumb credit default swaps it wrote.....with taxpayer dollars. How did Goldman get in a position to structure the taxpayer payoff deal? Former Goldman Sachs CEO Hank Paulson was the Bush administration Treasury secretary. He urged the government to step in. Read here:
Federal Government May Lose Billions on AIG
Larry Elder: Jobs
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Columnist Larry Elder discusses job creation ideas coming out of the White House. Read here:
Larry Elder: Jobs