Turns out you have to pay for the New Mexican—and this jolly sign at the Roundhouse, complete with exclamation point and a handmade feel, makes $1 seem like a steal.
Of course, this dispenser does appear easily circumvented…
Are we to assume this doesn’t count as an in-kind contribution because anyone can do it?
The anti-drunk driving campaign is drawing a crowd at the Roundhouse. The anti-weed campaign, not so much.
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…a (potentially) big one for New Mexico: SFReeper just got word from Fred Nathan of Think New Mexico that Rep. Jose Campos, D-De Baca, introduced HB 118, a bill aimed at banning political contributions from lobbyists and special interest groups.
Read the bill summary from Think New Mexico, which has been pushing for the bill as part of its 2010 ethics initiative, and details about Sen. Tim Keller’s separate ethics bill after the jump. Continue reading »
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