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Some local GOP leaders fire up base with conspiracies, lies

Some local GOP leaders fire up base with conspiracies, lies
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Black leaders call for public apology from GOP, claiming racism

By Dillon Mullan, Santa Fe New Mexican | February 21, 2021 Leaders of Black communities and organizations in New Mexico are asking for public apologies and stronger condemnation of recent remarks and actions by Republican lawmakers that dozens of African Americans say represent long-standing systemic racism in the Roundhouse. Earlier this month during a confirmation hearing, Senate Minority Leader Greg Baca, R-Belen, questioned Cabinet nominee Sonya Smith’s ability to represent New Mexicans while leading the Department of Veterans Services as a Black woman. “Do you expect after your time here over the years, that you’ve been immersed in this culture enough in this state? That you feel comfortable entering a position where we’re a state with 2.6 percent of the population is African American in this state. And 48 percent is Hispanic or Hispanic mix?” Baca asked. “Do you feel like, like you can, like you are comfortable adequately representing both, both cultures of whi

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GOP Memorialize Conservative Icon, Radio Giant Rush Limbaugh

17 Feb 2021 Conservative radio icon Rush Limbaugh, who educated and entertained millions of loyal listeners for more than three decades, lost his battle with lung cancer on Wednesday. Condolences from GOP lawmakers and leaders poured in. Limbaugh just recently celebrated his 70th birthday and has been off the air since February 2. Fellow Missourian Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) released a statement following the announcement of Limbaugh’s death on air by his wife Kathryn: A proud son of Missouri, Rush Limbaugh was a voice for the voiceless. He changed talk radio, but more importantly, Rush changed the conversation to speak up for the forgotten, and challenge the establishment. He lived the First Amendment and told hard truths that made the elite uncomfortable, but made sure working men and women had a seat at the table. Erin and I are praying for the Limbaugh family.

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FRI: Officials Seek Student Testing Waivers, Lawmakers Weigh Early Education Investments, + More

FRI: Officials Seek Student Testing Waivers, Lawmakers Weigh Early Education Investments, + More
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FRI: Abortion-Rights Bill Wins Decisive Vote In New Mexico Senate, + More

Abortion-Rights Bill Wins Decisive Vote In New Mexico Senate - By Morgan Lee Associated Press A bill to shore up abortion rights in New Mexico by repealing a dormant ban on most abortion procedures has won Senate approval on a 25-17 vote. Women senators took the lead Thursday in presenting the Democratic-sponsored bill that would repeal a 1969 statute. Republican senators were joined in opposition to the bill by two Democratic senators Pete Campos of Las Vegas and George Muñoz of Gallup. Efforts to overturn the abortion ban are supported by Democratic Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. The Senate-approved bill moves to the Democrat-dominated state House, where it has support from a broad majority.

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