I have a senior on my roster who hasn’t attended my class a single day this semester. She showed up today for the first time. We have 7 days left before grades are finalized for seniors. My administrator just asked me to see what I can do to help her graduate. In case anyone here is a new follower, this is why I’m leaving public education.

Bloodthirsty Luigi Mangione fangirls unapologetically celebrate CEO’s assassination: ‘F—k Brian Thompson,’ ‘His children are better off without him’. Read today's cover here: trib.al/DSiq0Kw

Over at Substack, @JoshEakle asks: "It's 2026, and I have yet to see an anti-almond farm protest."

The so-called Railway Safety Act would raise the cost of everything Americans buy, including electricity. America’s energy producers are pushing back against prescriptive mandates in the Railway Safety Act that would raise household energy prices. atr.org/coal-industry-oppose…

Dear @RepAdrianSmith, I’m glad you want fuel freedom. Therefore will you join @BasedMikeLee, @chiproytx, @RepScottPerry, etc in supporting elimination of the ethanol mandate in exchange for year-round E15? Otherwise you’re just expanding the mandate. x.com/AlexEpstein/status/205…

Ethanol mandates suck. American consumers should be free to decide whether to put corn in their gas tanks. Would you prefer to make that decision yourself—rather than having it made for you by Congress?

RIP to a legend, who also happened to play Lobo basketball...

The U.S. 30-Year Yield is now 5.03%. It has only been higher for a handful of days in the last 19 years. And it is now just 8 basis points from a new 19-year high.

Over half that was covered by a state bailout. The rest was from cutting pension investments, which will just balloon pension costs down the road. So great job?

This is a great system @AlexEpstein has put together. I just used it. And NM is not a corn producing state (in case you didn't know) meaning that we get nothing out of ethanol but more pollution, higher food costs, and wasted money. @NM4Opportunity @NMOilAndGas @IPANewMexico

It's rough when taxpayers no longer pick up 30% of the tab for your rooftop solar installation.

New Mexico could be a very wealthy state but instead Democrat waste and send money else where and pocket the money for them selfs. We could put all that revenue. Worth billions. In our schools and homeless and so forth but they won't Democrats hate everyone

Nothing to see here, just U.S. LNG exports continuing to rise as domestic prices decline. eia.gov/outlooks/steo/

For decades, New Mexicans have been told to blame Republicans and the @NewMexicoGOP for the problems facing our state. But here’s the reality: @NMDEMS have controlled the New Mexico Legislature for approximately 95% of the last 100 years — including continuous control of at least one chamber since 1931. They controlled the budgets. They controlled education policy. They controlled public safety laws. They controlled healthcare expansion. They controlled economic policy. Yet New Mexico continues to rank near the bottom nationally in crime, child well-being, education, poverty, and healthcare. At some point, accountability matters. You cannot govern a state for nearly a century and still blame the minority party for the results. This isn’t about party loyalty. It’s about outcomes. New Mexico deserves leadership focused on results, not excuses.

Culture starts at the top. MLG has been vindictive and unwilling to admit her numerous mistakes while in office. CYFD may be the failure with the most profound long-term impacts (and that's saying something considering MLG's abject COVID failure): santafenewmexican.com/news/l…

Love it, but it’s 18 cents/gallon. Can we also get rid of the Iran war gas tax? Because that’s hovering around $1.50/gallon.

So, to be clear, she started the program illegally, the program overspent immediately, New Mexico's workforce participation rate dropped dramatically since November, and now they won't release basic capacity data? @tjwilham @bobkkob @1housestrauss

Before Election Day, ask one question: Has my candidate signed the Taxpayer Protection Pledge? More than 1,400 elected officials and candidates have signed the Pledge. Congressional Democrats who’ve signed? Zero.

This is about restoring confidence in Albuquerque, supporting local businesses, and helping create safer public spaces for everyone. #nmpol 📷 Sign the petition and encourage Mayor Keller to approve O-26-14. app.oneclickpolitics.com/cam…