By Sarah Valente May 16, 2023 Residents of Taos County have long prided themselves on holding values that run deeper than political labels, though we have voted Democrat generationally due primarily to social welfare policies. The Catholic Church plays a key role in our community, with about 63% of the population identifying as Catholic. From the early days of the pro-life … Read More
What’s next for the American economy?
By Greg Zanetti May 17, 2023 America’s economic transition from a focus on industry to service to design and finally to finance has progressively distanced our economy from tangible reality. The quote by Charles Wilson, “What’s good for GM is good for America,” might sound arrogant today, but it held some truth in 1953. America’s strength was its industrial might, creating … Read More
A Brighter New Mexico! Coming to Farmington
Featuring: New Mexicans are uniting! Join us to learn how you can be part of the most successful unity project in our state’s history. Together, we can change some of New Mexico’s worst new laws by getting them on the 2024 ballot. True value-driven New Mexicans can decide our future. Register HERE for this free event! Call (505) 836-4223 … Read More
Defending the innocent, and holding offenders accountable, should not be a partisan issue – but it is
By Larry Sonntag Apr 20, 2023 During New Mexico’s recent sixty-day Legislative session, numerous bills were introduced to address out-of-control crime in the state. There were some incredible statements made during committee hearings by Democrat lawmakers and progressive trial attorneys who testified against anti-crime legislation. Even print media, which is usually inclined to support progressive agendas, called out the absurdity of … Read More
Referendum 2023 – Press Release
Press Release – for Immediate Release April 13, 2023 Larry SonntagContact: (505) 366-8150 Nonprofit announces referendum process for five bills signed by the governor; Secretary of State stands in the way. New Mexico (April 13, 2023) – Better Together New Mexico today announced the people of New Mexico have begun the referendum process on five bills passed by the legislature and signed … Read More
Santa Fe officials consider city-endorsed homeless camps: ‘This is an issue in our community’
By New Mexico Sun Report Apr 4, 2023 An issue that was hotly debated in Albuquerque is now a topic of discussion in Santa Fe as officials mull city-endorsed homeless camps in the city. Councilor Jamie Cassutt told KRQE the plan is to create a safe place for the homeless to sleep, modeled after Albuquerque’s “safe outdoor spaces.” According to the news outlet, … Read More
Marie Coleman: “I have not seen this many vacancies in years and I’ve been here for 30 years”
By New Mexico Sun Report Mar 21, 2023 Old Town in Albuquerque is undergoing a slow transition as long-time businesses close making room for new stores and restaurants. “I have not seen this many vacancies in years and I’ve been here for 30 years,” Marie Coleman, the owner of Church Street Café, told KRQE. Long-time businesses such as the historic La Placita … Read More
Is this the dumbest state Legislature in the country?
By Charles Sullivan This is a pop quiz. You will first be asked to identify the state. After identifying the state, you will be asked to vote on whether the state’s legislature is the dumbest in the United States. Place your hand or a piece of paper over the bottom portion of your screen to prevent peeking at the answer. Here … Read More
DEA agent on Fentanyl Awareness Day: ‘We seized more pills than the number of residents in the state of New Mexico’
By Sam Jackson Feb 28, 2023 Local leaders, state representatives and families gathered at the state capitol in Albuquerque recently to share their stories in observance of Fentanyl Awareness Day. “We seized more pills than the number of residents in the state of New Mexico,” Carlos Briano of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Division in El Paso, Texas, said. Briano’s division … Read More
‘This new tax could be the last nail in the coffin’: Paid Family and Medical Leave Act to cost taxpayers $400M if it becomes law
By New Mexico Sun Report Mar 1, 2023 A proposal to mandate paid leave for workers, which New Mexico business owners said could hurt their businesses, could pass the Senate March 1. A task force assigned to develop a plan that requires workers to receive paid family and medical leave (PFML) presented a proposal to New Mexico lawmakers last year that … Read More