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United Latinos can defeat Trump in 2020

Editor: Donald Trump came to New Mexico to stir up racism within our immigrant and Latino communities in an attempt to make political gains. It’s particularly disturbing for him to be visiting New Mexico and talk to...

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RR senior feels placed under microscope

Editor: Wow! I feel like I’ve been dissected and put under a microscope! I am a retiree. Sounds like you just love me for my money! Now I know how tourists feel when they read that, “This event will bring $40 million...

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Democracy is critical in the next four years

Editor: I read with dismay the letter written by Mr. Stevens (in the Sept. 1 Observer). It troubled me that we seem to have reached a point where many of us no longer seem to be able to speak the same language. It would seem...

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Dems are controlled by socialist ideology

Editor: I have a theory and I defy any reader to disprove it. The Democratic Party, at both the national and local level, is controlled by Marxist-Leninist ideology. Jerry Apodaca, when he endorsed Steve Pearce in the last...

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High school students start class too early

Editor: Now that the new school year has started, I want to comment on the very early time that high schools in Rio Rancho start classes. At Cleveland High School, instruction starts at 7:20 a.m. I would like to explain why this...

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Recycling less is preposterous

Editor: Responsible people recycle. If you do a lot of recycling (i.e., filling your cart weekly) you are being very responsible. People with good- to large-size families are going to be able to fill half to all of their...

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Observer not a partisan paper

Editor: Thank you for your editorial in the paper of Sunday, July 14. It is refreshing when an editor responds to his/her readers and explains the nature of his/her cartoon choices. (I believe this was done in response to...

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Commission should rescind gun resolution

My heart goes out to the relatives of the victims of the recent mass shootings in El Paso (Texas) and Dayton (Ohio). These are becoming all too common occurrences. They also serve as a sad reminder that in February our Sandoval...

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Climate change may be a myth

Editor: New Mexico politicians flock to the leftist, socialist climate change bandwagon in order to make energy a political weapon. In his May 12, 2019, Albuquerque Journal article, “We can, and must, curtail climate...

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Editorial cartoons show loss of connection

Editor: I am writing to comment on your selection of cartoons published on the Viewpoints page of the Observer on June 23 and June 30, 2019. Both cartoons were from the same source, H. Payne of the Detroit News. The first...

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Commissioners are in NRA’s pocket

Editor: I may seem an unlikely fellow to write this letter to the editor. You see, I own several firearms. All purchased through a licensed dealer for which a background check was required. Simple and hassle free. So why all the...

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Crest expansion could hurt wildlife

Editor: Did you know? In your backyard is probably the most endangered wildlife corridor in the state of New Mexico, the Crest of Montezuma located on the northern rim of the Sandia Mountains. Decorated with pale horizontal...

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