bleedCrimson.net Report - The NMSU Aggies lost their seventh straight game of the season as a career-high 21 points from Christian Kabongo was not enough to offset the loss of Troy Gillenwater who suffered a turned ankle in the first half and was limited to three points in eight minutes. Dairese Gary led the Lobos with 16 points while Kendall Williams added 15 en route to the Lobos' seventh consecutive victory in the series. Click here to read more.
Lobos Over Aggies 78-62
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bleedCrimson.net Report - The NMSU Aggies lost their seventh straight game of the season as a career-high 21 points from Christian Kabongo was not enough to offset the loss of Troy Gillenwater who suffered a turned ankle in the first half and was limited to three points in eight minutes. Dairese Gary led the Lobos with 16 points while Kendall Williams added 15 en route to the Lobos' seventh consecutive victory in the series. Click here to read more.
Galen: Self Destructing
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Two months ago they were Princes and Princesses, with young staffers bringing them coffee and opening doors which had the temerity of having been placed in their path. This week they are working out of a cube and ANWERING THEIR OWN PHONES. "Oh," as Col. Kurtz so aptly put it in Apocalypse Now, "the horror." On the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue, President Obama is trying to find a center of gravity. Read full column here:
Galen: Self Destructing
Driessen: Do You Believe in Magic Numbers?
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Driessen: Do You Believe in Magic Numbers?
Obama's Last Hope:Bill Clinton?
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From pajamasmedia.com This afternoon, President Barack Obama held a White House meeting with the last Democrat to hold that office, and the only Democrat to win re-election to that office since LBJ, Bill Clinton. After the meeting, the two held a brief press conference in which Obama offered a quick introduction before turning the Q&A over to Clinton. The subject of all this is the deal that Obama and the Republicans reached concerning the Bush tax cuts. Clinton did a much better job of selling those cuts than Obama did during two press events earlier this week. He noted, in his wonkishly informed way, how the deal isn’t perfect but it’s better than what Obama can reasonably expect to get after the GOP takes over the House in January. He also noted that, overall, the tax cuts will help the economy. And he even went into a detailed discussion of how they payroll tax cuts that are part of the deal will help us become more competitive internationally. Clinton was in command of the facts, and did strong work selling the tax cut deal — the deal that Obama has so far failed to sell to his own party. And then, an extraordinary thing happened. Obama said he had kept the first lady waiting for half an hour, and told the press they were in “good hands.” And he left the briefing. Clinton did not. More here
Obama's Last Hope:Bill Clinton?
It's Official - Hawaii Out of WAC in MWC
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Goldberg: When Words Fail
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Goldberg: When Words Fail
Williams: Moral or Immoral Government
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From Townhall.com - Immorality in government lies at the heart of our nation's problems. Deficits, debt and runaway government are merely symptoms. What's moral and immoral conduct can be complicated, but needlessly so. I keep things simple and you tell me where I go wrong. Read full column here:
Williams: Moral or Immoral Government
Chavez: The Dream and the Nightmare
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Chavez: The Dream and the Nightmare
Governors in showdowns with unions
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From the Milwaukee Journalonline.com - Governor-elect Scott Walker raised the possibility of essentially abolishing state employee unions on Tuesday as one option to control rising employee benefits costs and eliminate the state's budget deficit. Walker, a Republican, said he's looking at a range of options that would weaken unions, including eliminating their ability to negotiate with the state. "Anything from the decertify all the way through modifications of the current laws in place," Walker said at a luncheon sponsored by the Milwaukee Press Club at the Newsroom Pub."The bottom line is that we are going to look at every legal means we have to try to put that balance more on the side of taxpayers and the people who care about services." Walker's comments were an escalation of an aggressive posture he's taken with state unions as he prepares to take office on Jan. 3. Read more
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Live Racing Returns to Sunland Park
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From the El Paso Times - by Felix Chavez - Every year, it seems Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino plays a prominent role in the world of horse racing in the United States. And this year promises yet another sound season for the track, highlighted by more than 30 races worth $100,000 or more, and the meet's signature event, the Grade III Sunland Derby, which is set for March 27. "There is so much competition at the track and that's good," trainer Henry Dominguez said. "It's good times right now and it's going to be a good year." The 77-day season will offer a purse distribution of more than $19 million and there will be plenty of big races in both thoroughbred and quarter-horse events. Read full story here:

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