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OPINION | Capping rates at 36% will help end cruel cycle of debt in NM

In the first week of the 2022 Legislature, lawmakers introduced several bills that would lower New Mexico's unconscionable 175% interest rate cap on small loans to 36%. But the Legislature won't even be able to discuss such measures in the current 30-day session without an official "message" from Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.

The house always wins. Wow, you are pre-disappointed. How surprising. This is how realignments happen… We still have time to mess this up! JFC, are there no editors left at that goddamn rag? It’s not even safe to go out and pick up 2 days worth of poop anymore. There will be lawyers. We can agree to disagree, but i’m right. Impressively dumb. Congratulations. The math demands it! Well, except the wingnuts. fuck those guys! Sitting here in limbo waiting for the dice to roll I’d try pessimism, but it probably wouldn’t work. It was down to kool-aid drinkers and next of kin at the trump...

Executive order. the other irony is that trump also campaigned as a pop you list, but he's been governing to benefit large corporations, oil and mining companies, big interest, big banks, rolling back the protections for lay your unions. what we have here is a president that said he was going to build a wall, repeal and replace obamacare, lockup hillary clinton. he didn't do those. instead he did a lot of small things to help rich people. >> there are some things he said that may not affect a large population. let's take transgender. during the election, he acted like he was very open on this ...

The day that the republicans are working for big-interest companies and they're not working for the interests of the people. maya angelou once said, when a person shows you who they are, believe them. the governor and the republicans have shown the state of missouri who they really are. they are heartless, and they are cruel to the people who they are supposed to be serving here in the state of missouri. and that's the most vulnerable. >> we will see exactly for betty, the sake of her colleagues, whether or not that company actually keeps paying their employees that $10 an hour. betty, thank y...