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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.
By Jodi Hendricks | Sep 5, 2025
In April of this year the 3rd baby in less than two years was surrendered in Hobbs using their local Safe Haven Baby Box.
By Crystal Brantley and Vince Torres | Aug 26, 2025
Last November, the American people sent a clear message at the ballot box: they want secure borders, strong immigration enforcement, and leaders who put the safety of our citizens first.
By Nickie McCarty | Aug 21, 2025
“Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.” – 2 Corinthians 3:17
By Jodi Hendricks | Aug 21, 2025
Congress has just passed one of the most significant pro-family reforms in decades. The legislation delivers practical help to parents, women, and children—yet every single member of New Mexico’s congressional delegation voted against it.
By Jodi Hendricks | Aug 21, 2025
This week, after five long years in New Mexico’s foster care system, a little girl named “Wren” will finally walk into her forever home.
By Robert Witsenhausen | Aug 21, 2025
Colorado and New Mexico have a lot in common politically. Largely rural conservative states dominated by a big liberal city with a leftist mayor and a leftist governor.
By Jodi Hendricks | Aug 2, 2025
As back-to-school season draws near, parents across New Mexico are reading the latest national statistics and asking one simple question: why?
By Catherine Cullen | Aug 1, 2025
It’s rare to find common ground in today’s political climate. But here in New Mexico, one issue is uniting voters across party lines: our healthcare system is in trouble.
By Craig Brandt | Jul 25, 2025
We must return to a place where the federal Government knows its place. The federal government, limited and restrained by the Constitution, was established to primarily handle national defense, foreign policy, and interstate commerce.
By Robert Witsenhausen | Jul 23, 2025
The City Different has become The City The Same, where the hive mind rules, and differences of opinion are no longer tolerated.
By Carla Sonntag | Jul 22, 2025
Albuquerque Mayor Keller is lamenting the Trump administration's proposed funding cuts and has joined other progressive cities and counties in opposing them.
By Heather Kane | Jul 22, 2025
In the past, an imperfect and often complicated health care system, along with rising costs, impacted consumers’ ability to easily access care.
By Jodi Hendricks | Jul 22, 2025
Looking out across New Mexico is a good reminder that when hope is lost, people are too. It’s easy to feel like nothing will ever change.
By Gail Armstrong | Jul 10, 2025
New Mexico has been fortunate in recent years to reap billions of dollars in revenue from oil and natural gas production.
