OPINION: Examining New Mexico’s HB7: Implications for Parental Consent and Youth Gender Care

OPINION: Examining New Mexico’s HB7: Implications for Parental Consent and Youth Gender Care

In 2023, the NM legislature and Governor signed law HB7, which requires that school districts must not “interfere” in any way with children accessing transgender (and abortion) procedures. Despite what some lawmakers have said about this law, there is no requirement for parental notification and there are no age restrictions for children to access these procedures. Schools can be fined $5,000 per instance if teachers or nurses “interfere” by talking to children's parents about their transgender procedures.


OPINION: Both Democrat and Republican legislators have failed us

OPINION: Both Democrat and Republican legislators have failed us

I don’t usually agree with the Governor. Over her tenure, I have objected to most of Governor Lujan Grisham’s policies including her disastrous Covid lockdown and school closures (from which we’re still struggling to recover), her electric vehicle mandates (which will hit the poor the hardest), and her tyrannical use of emergency powers to disarm law-abiding citizens.


Should pornography be allowed to remain in Las Cruces Schools?

Should pornography be allowed to remain in Las Cruces Schools?

On October 12, Las Cruces Public Schools (LCPS) held a formal hearing about the book Jack of Hearts and Other Parts.


UNM and NMSU should drop their COVID-19 vaccine mandates now

UNM and NMSU should drop their COVID-19 vaccine mandates now

COVID-19 vaccine mandates at the University of New Mexico (UNM) and New Mexico State University (NMSU) should be rescinded immediately.


Las Cruces City Council allows marijuana to be sold near school for the poor

Las Cruces City Council allows marijuana to be sold near school for the poor

On September 6, the Las Cruces City Council and Mayor voted unanimously to allow recreational marijuana to be sold right next to New America School, despite the fact that the City Ordinance calls for a minimum buffer distance of 300 feet between a school and a marijuana dispensary.


CDC’s guidance change is long overdue and much damage has occurred in the meantime

CDC’s guidance change is long overdue and much damage has occurred in the meantime

The CDC recently changed their COVID-19 guidance with an update that the unvaccinated should no longer be treated differently than the vaccinated.


This crisis is bigger than just our generation

This crisis is bigger than just our generation

This is a pivotal time for the current generation, but it is also much bigger than that.