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New Mexico Film Office Announces Winners of New Visions/New Mexico 2009
New Visions/New Mexico 2009 November 30, 2009 Contact: 476-5611 SANTA FE - NM Film Office Director Lisa Strout and NM Filmmakers Program Director Trish Lopez today announced the eleven winners of the 2009 New Visions/New Mexico Contract Awards.
Summitville Tiles victimized by ou.....
It's a clear-cut example of all that is wrong with our government. You probably read the story in our Friday edition regarding Summitville Tiles.
"You Lie" Or "The Emperor Has No Clothes"
As many will recall, Joe Wilson is the Republican Congressman from South Carolina who shouted out "You lie" last September during President Obama's address to Congress about health care.
Politico: Not all Rhodes lead to Congress
Rhodes scholars have a long history of heading into politics upon returning from their two years at Oxford University.
"You Lie!" Is Not Just For Congressmen Anymore; Now Available In Fulton & Cobb Counties
Representative Joe Wilson no longer has a monopoly on inappropriate outbursts in public.
Albuquerque mayor-elect appoints key directors
Albuquerque Mayor-elect Richard Berry has appointed a former cabinet official under ex-Gov. Gary Johnson to head the city's economic development department.
Former Rep. Wilson to join year-long science study
Weeks after she announced she wouldn't be seeking the Republican nomination for governor next year, the National Research Council has appointed former Congresswoman Heather Wilson of Albuquerque to a committee conducting a year-long science study.
I've noted before in response to some comments that I don't believe that Lt. Governor Diane Denish is corrupt.
GOP Women Update -- & 1st Gay Dad In Congress?
First of all, as you probably know, DeDe Scozzafava was chased out of the race and, one assumes, out of the party altogether.
How Sarah Palin and Tea Partiers are blowing up the GOP
Wingnuts of the world unite. You have nothing to lose but election ... after election ... after election.
Lawrence O'Donnell, Anthony Weiner Rip Joe Wilson For "Idiotic" Health Care Proposal
Congressman Joe Wilson had an epiphany about health care legislation while he attended a "luncheon" at "Enchilada's Mexican restaurant" with some senior citizens on Hilton Head island.
Wilson: I won't run for governor
Former Congresswoman Heather Wilson announced in an e-mail Thursday that she will not run for governor or any other office in 2010.
Everything you ever wanted to know about the NY-23 starts with Tim Walberg
Some people might be shocked about the carnage in the NY-23 , where moderate Republican Dede Scozzafava was just forced out of the way to make room for uber-conservative Doug Hoffman, puppet of the anti-tax group Club for Growth.
Wilson ends speculation, says she won't run for N.M. governor
The U.S. Air Force has whittled down the list of potential locations for the its next-generation F-35 fighter-bomber to three bases: Mountain Home, Idaho; Hill Air Force Base in Utah; and Shaw, S.C. Deseret News; Oct.
Congressman Wilson talks healthcare reform in Beaufort
South Carolina Republican Congressman Joe Wilson is making stops around the Second Congressional District, talking about the new health care proposal on the table, making an afternoon stop in Beaufort.
Wilson won't run for NM governor
Former Rep. Heather Wilson said Thursday she won't run for governor of New Mexico in 2010, preferring to continue her work as a private consultant.
In addition to the Daily Kos poll , a new poll from in-state , gives the Republican a sixteen-point lead .
(Updated) Heather Wilson Won't Run for Governor or Anything Else in 2010
Update: Democratic Party of New Mexico Executive Director, Josh Geise, issued the following statement on Heather Wilson's announcement that she is not running for office in 2010: Heather Wilson, sensing the strength of Lt.
Women And The GOP -- Part I, Governors
Two problems for the national GOP that I've been writing about for several years are in evidence in a special election going on in upstate New York, for an open Congressional seat long held by a moderate Republican.
I'm not sure who first started this trend of tattooing personal beliefs on the back of a car.
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