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I've held back on discussing this week's wingnuttery attacks by James Scarantino -- who writes for a blog paid for by the right-wing Rio Grande Foundation -- on Lt. Governor Diane Denish. Full Article at Democracy for New Mexico
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Democratic elections, be they party primaries or general elections, are all about choices. Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton or John Edwards, Joe Biden, Bill Richardson or Chris Dodd. Barack Obama or John McCain. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - A top official in Gov. Bill Richardson's cabinet has resigned over a drunken driving arrest just days after she was appointed to a spot in President Barack Obama's administration. Full Article at KIVITV.com
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SANTA FE, N.M. — A top official in Gov. Bill Richardson's cabinet has resigned over a drunken driving arrest just days after she was appointed to a spot in President Barack Obama's administration. Full Article at Huffington Post
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President Barack Obama likes to point out that when President Dwight Eisenhower built the federal highway system in the 1950s, he created a network that fueled postwar America’s economic rise. Full Article at Mother Jones
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LAS CRUCES, N.M. -- It was first come first serve Wednesday just to get five minutes of face time with New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson to discuss the state legislature's proposed budget cuts that are expected to fix a $660 million budget shortfall. Full Article at KFOX El Paso
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- Gov. Bill Richardson attended a listening session in Albuquerque on Wednesday. Full Article at KOAT
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Republican gubernatorial candidates are attacking Democratic candidate Diane Denish over Governor Bill Richardson's comment yesterday that tax increases are "inevitable" during January's legislative session. Full Article at New Mexico FBIHOP
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RUSSERT: You've thought this through. Full Article at Huffington Post
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SANTA FE, N.M. -- Gov. Bill Richardson will be in Las Cruces and Albuquerque on Wednesday to hear from residents about the bills passed by state lawmakers during a recent special session to deal with the state's budget problems. Full Article at KFOX El Paso
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Gov. Bill Richardson predicted that New Mexicans will face higher taxes next year to deal with the state's continuing budget problems. "It's inevitable," Richardson said Monday at a news conference. "It's very painful." Full Article at The Seattle Times
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SANTA FE, N.M. - Gov. Bill Richardson predicted that New Mexicans will face higher taxes next year to deal with the state's continuing budget problems. "It's inevitable," Richardson said Monday at a news conference. "It's very painful." Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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What will $3.3 billion in cuts to state health and welfare programs mean for the Valley? Children will lose health insurance. Fragile mental health programs will take another hit. Full Article at Fresno Bee
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Better Choices New Mexico (BCNM) announced in a statement released today that the group sent a letter to Governor Bill Richardson last week asking him to take swift yet strategic action as he addresses legislation passed during the recent special... Full Article at Democracy for New Mexico
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In his article "A New Realism," Bill Richardson criticizes what he considers to be foreign policy missteps of the Bush Administration, while setting forth his views on United States' policy. Full Article at Associated Content
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Sen. Sanchez We went for enchiladas and chicharrones on a recent trek to the Barelas Coffee House in the ABQ South Valley, but we were also served up a plate full of news. Full Article at New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan
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Gov. Bill Richardson ordered a freeze on capital outlay projects with the goal of realizing as much as $150 million in savings. The freeze will apply to projects initiated by the Legislature and the governor. Full Article at Rio Rancho Observer
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NM Legislative Majority Leadership Responds to Governor's Statements on Special Session Budget Bills
The Democratic leadership in the NM Legislature issued a press release late Friday afternoon through the office of the New Mexico Senate. It accompanied a copy of a letter they hand-delivered to Governor Bill Richardson's office yesterday. Full Article at Democracy for New Mexico
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SANTA FE, N.M. -- Gov. Bill Richardson's administration says it may need to close state parks and reduce oil and gas well inspections because of budget cuts approved by the Legislature. Full Article at KOAT
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SANTA FE, N.M. - State parks may be closed and there could be fewer environmental inspections of oil and gas wells because of looming budget cuts, New Mexico Gov. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 09: Governor of New Mexico Bill Richardson (R) addresses the NDN, a think tank, as Chair of the Latin America Policy Initiative of NDN Nelson Cunningham (L) listens October 9, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 09: Governor of New Mexico Bill Richardson (R) addresses the NDN, a think tank, as Chair of the Latin America Policy Initiative of NDN Nelson Cunningham (L) listens October 9, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 09: Governor of New Mexico Bill Richardson addresses the NDN, a think tank, October 9, 2009 in Washington, DC. Richardson spoke on his resent trip to Cuba and U.S.-Latin American relations.
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New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, center, sits briefly with North Korean Minister Kim Myong Gil, left, and K.A. "Tony" Namkung, Richardson's senior advisor on Asian affairs, at the Albuquerque International Sunport before the North Korean diplomats departed on Thursday, Aug. 20, 2009 in A...
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New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, center, meets with North Korean Minister Kim Myong Gil, right, and advisor to the Governor, K.A, Tony Namung at the Governor's Mansion in Santa Fe, N.M. on Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2009.
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US President Barack Obama shakes hands with New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson (R) after making remarks on credit card reform during a town hall meeting at Rio Rancho High School in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, May 14, 2009.
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Governor of the American state of New Mexico Bill Richardson, left, and Santa Fe Archbishop Michael J. Sheehan stand in front of the lit Rome's Colosseum, Wednesday, April 15, 2009, on the occasion of a ceremony to mark the decision to end the death penalty in New Mexico.
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New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson (R) presents a gift to Pope Benedict XVI during the Wednesday general audience in Saint Peter's square at the Vatican April 15, 2009.
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Pope Benedict XVI (L) blesses items held by governor of the US state of New Mexico Bill Richardson (R) during his weekly general audience in St.Peter's square at the Vatican on April 15, 2009. Pope Benedict XVI gave his weekly general audience on April 15, 2009, a day before he turns 82.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 09: Governor of New Mexico Bill Richardson (R) addresses the NDN, a think tank, as Chair of the Latin America Policy Initiative of NDN Nelson Cunningham (L) listens October 9, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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New Mexico is a leader in the use of health information technology, and HIE is key to our success ... The New Mexico Health Information Collaborative has already built a solid foundation during the last several years, thus making it an ideal choice to help move us closer to the goal of quality health ca...
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My endorsement of Senator Obama will not be welcome news to my friends and family at the Clinton campaign ... If the campaign's surrogates called Governor Bill Richardson, a respected former member of President Clinton's cabinet, a 'Judas' for endorsing Senator Obama, we can all imagine how they will tr...
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New Mexico is a leader in the use of health information technology, and HIE is key to our success ... The New Mexico Health Information Collaborative has already built a solid foundation during the last several years, thus making it an ideal choice to help move us closer to the goal of quality health ca...
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New Mexico's top federal prosecutor confirmed Friday that no charges will be brought against Democratic Gov. Bill Richardson and his former top aides after a probe of an alleged pay-to-play scheme prompted him to withdraw his nomination as U.S. commerce secretary.
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Our medical cannabis program in New Mexico is helping a select group of patients who cannot get relief from their pain and suffering from any other kind of treatment ... I am pleased that President Obama has taken these steps to ensure patients will be protected while getting the medical relief they des...
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Our medical cannabis program in New Mexico is helping a select group of patients who cannot get relief from their pain and suffering from any other kind of treatment ... I am pleased that President Obama has taken these steps to ensure patients will be protected while getting the medical relief they des...
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I want New Mexico to be the first state in the country to gather all photos of our heroes who lost their lives during the Vietnam War ... Our state has a rich military heritage and a strong sense of service to our country, so I ask that New Mexicans embrace this latest call for action with the same enth...
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There is a way forward that allows the Tibetans to have genuine autonomy and thereby strengthens China's territorial integrity
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This is a great way to pump the cost-savings from these projects back into our roads ... It’s a win-win for our citizens and I applaud the New Mexico Department of Transportation for their proactive approach that will provide the state with an additional $24 million in road projects.
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New Mexico is home to approximately 350,000 people with disabilities who are an integral part of our social and economic fabric ... The ultimate goal of all New Mexicans is to assure equality of opportunity, full participation, independent living, and economic self-sufficiency for people with disabiliti...
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The nation is experiencing an increased and continued demand for unemployment insurance benefits and New Mexico is no different ... With this additional extension, we can offer some relief by helping New Mexico’s unemployed bridge the widening financial gap as they continue to search for work.
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The nation is experiencing an increased and continued demand for unemployment insurance benefits and New Mexico is no different ... With this additional extension, we can offer some relief by helping New Mexico’s unemployed bridge the widening financial gap as they continue to search for work.
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I applaud the City of Belen for their efforts to 'Lead by Example,' ... As Governor, I've made becoming a leader in energy innovation a priority for New Mexico and this project is a great example of what is possible when we work together.
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