Thursday, March 9, 2017: Roundhouse Happenings.
So here are a few items popping up in committees and some on the floor…
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New Mexico CYFD’s Statement Regarding Department of Justice’s Report
Colleague Claims NMED Secretary Jim Kenney is “Environmentalist Who Really Wants to be an Economic Developer”
New Mexico Department of Justice Releases Investigative Report into CYFD, Files Lawsuit to Enforce Transparency and Protect Children
New Mexico Judiciary Develops Interdisciplinary Educational Program for Judges
“Economic Civil War”: States Push Laws to Shield Oil and Gas Companies From Accountability
Governor Gave Her Staffers Early Raises of 5% to 20%, as She Limited Raises to Teachers and State Employees to 1%
Legislative Action to Lasting Results
So here are a few items popping up in committees and some on the floor…
Last evening the kids of New Mexico got a big lift from one of the…
Big ticket items still stuck, despite clock ticking away on 2017 Session. Read down to…
Tuesday, March 7, 2017. Dummy Bills are making an appearance at the Roundhouse. Yeah The…
A bill before the New Mexico House would limit the use of certain tax subsidies available to large…
Despite having won the House back and increasing their margins in the Senate, it seems…
Monday, March 6, 2017 – House and Senate Meet in Full Floor Session today and…
UPDATED: The Patient Safe Staffing Act advances further in the Legislature, on a vote of 6-5,…
Saturday, March 4, 2017 – House and Senate Meet in Full Floor Session today –…
A few days ago hundreds of very young children of New Mexico arrived at the…
With fellow Democrat Jim Trujillo sidelined from the House of Representatives while recovering from hospitalization,…
Another reminder for legislators to seriously advance a real economic development and revenue program to…
Matters at the Roundhouse for Wednesday, March 1, 2017. A few of the so-called “Dummy…
(The Candle editor was notified by an email from The Pew Charitable Trusts of the…
Representative Bill McCamley (D-Mesilla Park) started his third term in the New Mexico House in…