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While there were a few disappointing losses for the marijuana policy reform movement last year, the general trend was one of positive momentum.
If you, too, are thinking of Christmas with a wince and not a smile, if your inner child goes into the fetal position every December, come sit by me.
A little over a year ago, the DoJ announced that it would back away from pursuing cases against medical marijuana patients and providers acting in accordance with state and local laws. President Obama's nominee to direct the United States Drug Enforcement Administration didn't get the memo.
What's Good for Jan Brewer and Russell Pearce Is Bad for Arizona Shameless demagoguery on the issue of immigration was part of the arsenal that Arizo...
While the GOP hopes to attract Latino voters by simply running Hispanic candidates, Republicans will lose out big unless the party changes course and stops demonizing immigrants and Latinos.
The economy and jobs were top concerns of Latinos who voted in Tuesday's midterm elections, according to new data from an election night poll conducte...
Not that long ago, it would have been almost unthinkable that the West would be the firewall for Democratic control of the Senate this election.
Glenn Beck and Karl Rove and Swift-Boat financier Bob Perry who is sending hundreds of thousands to Susana Martinez are explicitly about reversing all the gains of the 1930s New Deal and even before.
Trinity was the culmination of the Manhattan Project where, during World War II, some of the best scientific minds toiled to perfect a device they called "the gadget." With the force of 20,000 tons of TNT, the gadget broke windows 90 miles away
Like a lot of Latinos and pro-immigrant voters, I am disappointed this year. But not voting in November does not keep the pressure on the Democrats; it only helps Republicans.
Public Opinion Strategies (R) for Susana Martinez 9/11-13/10; 600 likely voters Mode:Live telephone interviews (POS release) New Mexico 2010 Governo...
This is the twelfth article in a continuing series on the environmental stances of candidates in key races around the country. Energy and climate legislation is front and center in the race in New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District.
Gallup, New Mexico is fantastically funky. A slice of Americana rarely seen nowadays, it has barely changed since Route 66's mid-century heyday.
Research and Polling Inc for the Albuquerque Journal 8/23-27/10; 942 likely voters, 3% margin of error 402 likely 1st district voters, 5% margin of er...
Rasmussen 8/24/10; 500 likely voters, 4.5% margin of error Mode: Automated phone (Rasmussen release) New Mexico 2010 Governor 51% Martinez (R), 44% ...
