Our look back at last week’s posts will be done tomorrow. We don’t want anything to distract from what we are posting now. The Report Card has been months in development, relied on the work of scores of volunteers, allies,… Read More ›
Election, Political Reform & National Politics
Sunday at the Movies: Aldous Huxley 1958 Predicts So Much Of What We Are Experiencing Today
Today we offer a 30 minute 1958 video interview with Aldous Huxley. Incredible how predicts a Trump, the role of television, the role of propaganda and the possibility of stumbling to fascism. Also, I acknowledge a small error in the… Read More ›
How Badly Do You Want to Own Part of an Aging Nuclear Plant? PRC Decides Wednesday. Call to Action
Our Report Card was viewed by almost 2000 New Mexicans in the first hours. Now action shifts to social and mainstream media. We provide tools to prepare letters to the editor. New Energy Economy is defending us again, this time… Read More ›
Sunday at the Movies: Video Highlights of Harris, Biden, Bernie, Buttigieg, Castro and More
Did you miss the debates? We got you covered. In addition to video clips from Debate I and II and Stephen Colbert’s hit on Debate II, we provide a fascinating US map depicting the most prevalent languages spoken in each… Read More ›
“My Time Is Up” Will Haunt Biden Until He Relents and Withdraws, Kamala & Buttigieg Soar
We reprise the best and worst of the debates and offer some commentary on the implications. We also provide a readers’ extremely astute commentary on the debates, the media, Bernie, Biden, Harris, electric cars and more. The comment includes some… Read More ›
Two Shameful Tales, Inspiring and Courageous Responses and Opportunities for Action
Two separate issues: the DNC’s refusal to hold a climate change debate and a NM private prison housing asylum seekers in squalor. Plus, the inspiring responses from a 23-year old, risking arrest at a DNC meeting and a 95 year-old… Read More ›