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NM Supreme Court Ratifies MLG overreach w/o even a hearing

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By Paul Gessing
| Errors of Enchantment
In what can only be described as a case of shocking dereliction of duty by New Mexico’s Supreme Court, the Court recently refused to even hear the case brought by Duke Rodriguez and former Democrat State Senator (and attorney) Jacob Candelaria over the legality of Gov. MLG’s decision to create a massive new taxpayer funded universal childcare program before such a concept was even considered in the Legislature.
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Tipping Point NM Episode 828: Gubernatorial candidate Gregg Hull

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By Paul Gessing
| Errors of Enchantment
On this week’s interview Paul sits down with Republican gubernatorial candidate Gregg Hull. They discuss efforts around rebates, eliminating the personal income tax, and other aspects of tax reform. They also discuss data centers and other hot button issues in the 2026 campaign for governor.
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New Mexico: an island of outflowing migration in the fast-growing Southwest

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By Paul Gessing
| Errors of Enchantment
This is another pitch for the excellent website Votewithyourfeet.net. The website is a trove of resources for anyone interested in comparing economic and demographic information among US states. It is worth the time just to look around and check out all the information available. One of the more important relating to New Mexico is the map below which shows the movement of Americans (not foreigners) from state to state during the period from 2012-2023.
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