Diane Denish |
Denish Outspent Martinez in Campaign
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Jim Spence
on Saturday, December 4, 2010
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Obamacare Ads:The Real Story
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Rachel Pulaski
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From the washingtonexaminer.com A new Judicial Watch investigation has found that President Obama spent millions of taxpayer dollars on a “misleading” propaganda campaign to help foster public support for his extremely unpopular “health care reform” law, also known as Obamacare. Using the Freedom of Information Act, our investigators obtained documents from the Obama Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) regarding a series of three Medicare television advertisements featuring actor Andy Griffith, which were deemed misleading by a number of press outlets, including the nonpartisan (but left-of-center)FactCheck.org. The new documents show the Obama administration spent $3,184,000 in taxpayer funds to produce and air the advertisements on national television in September and October of 2010 to educate “Medicare beneficiaries, caregivers, and family members about forthcoming changes to Medicare as a result of the Affordable Care Act.” More here
Obamacare Ads:The Real Story
Barela Appointed Economic Development Secretary
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Jim Spence
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Jon Barela |
Barela Appointed Economic Development Secretary
Bureaucracies Will Fight Reforms
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Jim Spence
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From the Santa Fe New Mexican - Restructuring state government by merging some agencies and eliminating others could save "tens of millions" of dollars, the director of the state Legislative Council Service said Friday. However, that's just a fraction of what the state needs to cover a projected budget shortfall. And the savings wouldn't be realized until future years, Raul Burciaga told the Legislative Finance Committee during a brief presentation on behalf of the Government Restructuring Task Force. Even if the recommended reshuffling of state operations becomes reality, the changes wouldn't be set in motion until next July. Burciaga also said lawmakers should expect a fight from any agency that might be under consideration for consolidation. Read full story here:
Bureaucracies Will Fight Reforms