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By Candy Ezzell | Oct 8, 2025
As we reach the conclusion of this anything-but-special legislative session, I find it more important than ever to share with New Mexico how the Democrats’ priorities truly harm our state.
By Jodi Hendricks | Oct 8, 2025
It has been three weeks since the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Have we seen riots, destruction, and protests sparked across the country as an outpouring of anger from the violent act of his murder? No.
By Jodi Hendricks | Oct 8, 2025
No one knows a child better than their parents. From the moment we hold our newborn in our arms, we are entrusted with the responsibility of guiding, protecting, and nurturing them into adulthood.
By Nickie McCarty | Oct 8, 2025
When the New Mexico Legislature called a special session, most citizens expected lawmakers to focus on crime and public safety, the stated reasons for urgency.
By Nickie McCarty | Oct 8, 2025
New Mexico’s children are falling behind—and fast. The 2024 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) results show fewer than one in four fourth- and eighth-graders are proficient in reading and math.
By Nickie McCarty | Oct 8, 2025
Across the nation, the fight to protect women’s athletic opportunities is gaining significant, bipartisan ground.
By Kenneth W. Costello | Oct 8, 2025
Mayor Alan Webber and various groups favor increasing Santa Fe’s minimum wage with the rationale that it will make housing more affordable to low-income residence (“Council hears many pleas of support for new wage law,”...
By Steve McKee and Vince Torres | Sep 26, 2025
As New Mexicans, we were taken aback by the recent editorial suggesting we look to Zohran Mamdani for inspiration.
By Tom Vaillancourt | Sep 26, 2025
Truth! Where oh where are you hiding? Is it even possible for the average citizen to even find the truth about any subject on any news channel or in any newspaper?
By Rebecca Dow | Sep 26, 2025
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham recently made national headlines by proclaiming New Mexico the first state in the nation to provide free, universal childcare for families of all incomes.
By Damara Andrade | Sep 18, 2025
“You’re pro-life because you’re a Christian.” “Separation between church and state because it’s my body my choice.” “Your religion doesn’t matter because it’s my decision.” These comments are common objections repeated by those who are pro-abortion.
By Jodi Hendricks | Sep 12, 2025
The tragic murder of Charlie Kirk this week should send shockwaves across the country—including right here in New Mexico. At just 31 years old, Charlie was shot during an event at Utah Valley University.
By Jaycie Homer | Sep 10, 2025
It’s 11:06 a.m., and I walk into my 6th grade classroom just as the bell rings. I pause for a second, just a beat, to take in the landscape of students in front of me.
By Larry Scott | Sep 10, 2025
I find the word “crisis” to be overused these days when discussing public policy. Advocates often declare a situation to be a “crisis” based only on their opinions.
By Gail Armstrong | Sep 5, 2025
Once again, New Mexicans are being forced to watch political theater instead of seeing their real problems addressed.
By Robert Witsenhausen | Sep 5, 2025
The Progressive Left has a long history of using identity groups to insulate themselves from criticism. It has been an effective strategy, since nobody likes being called a racist or a bigot.
By Jenifer Jones | Sep 5, 2025
In my time in elected office, I’ve been called many things, most of them typical political labels.
By Amy Barela | Sep 5, 2025
In New Mexico, crime has become more than a statistic—it has become a daily reality for families, businesses, and entire communities. The most heartbreaking part of this crisis is that it’s not inevitable.
By Larry Behrens | Sep 5, 2025
On the morning of September 3 at 7 a.m., New Mexicans had the benefit of electricity—lights on, coffee brewing, businesses opening—just like any other day.
By Nickie McCarty | Sep 5, 2025
Nearly 2,000 women and girls across America have been denied gold medals they rightfully earned simply because biological males were allowed to compete in their sport.
