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Heinrich hosts healthcare reform town hall

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It seemed at first glance New Mexicans were pro-healthcare reform who showed up Saturday at the town hall meeting with Rep. Martin Heinrich, but...
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There could be no need for Kendra's Law

There have been boisterous town hall meetings around the country, designed to address health-care reform, and thank...
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Help for Cap & Trade Whiners

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One big argument against Cap & Trade legislation is homeowners are required to make houses energy efficient...
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NM in middle of GI Bill money

Last week when Sen. Tom Udall visited Albuquerque, he touted passage of the New Montgomery GI Bill as a feather in his cap, but on further inspection,...
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Udall meets with vocal-hostile crowd

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Wasn’t sure how to start this article about our newest Sen. Tom Udall’s visit to Albuquerque Tuesday at the VFW Post 401, (commanded by a...
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Sen. Udall wants constituents' comments

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On Tuesday, New Mexicans will have the opportunity to talk to our newest Senator Tom Udall at a town hall...
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Obama tackles credit card company abuses

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President Barack Obama hosted a town hall in Rio Rancho Thursday, first promising to overhaul the credit card...
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Obama in Rio Rancho Thursday

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In his weekly address on Sunday, Obama called on Congress to pass a credit card reform bill, so he can sign it into law by Memorial Day. According...
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