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Full story: Las Cruces Sun-News

A decision by a federal appeals court in New Orleans regarding a water project in Alpine, Texas, could neuter the open meeting laws in New Mexico, and everywhere else in the nation.

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Stacey Williams

Albuquerque, NM

...of, by, and for the people...and that peoples' back is painfully bent from the weight of law and tax. Is this what we deserve from a horde whose only real concern is re-election?
TERM LIMITATIONS!!! NOW!!!

Feels Like a Mushroom

Since: Nov 08

673

las cruces, nm

ISP: Santa Fe, NM

just another case of government making me feel like a mushroom. go figure.

oldnavy2001

“Watch your Wallets”

Since: Jun 08

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Newport News, VA

ISP: Albuquerque, NM

Feels Like a Mushroom wrote:

just another case of government making me feel like a mushroom. go figure.

*******

Good morning Marine. This seems like such a no-brainer. Why no elected official didn't challenge the Open Meetings Act based on the First Amendment is mid boggling.

This will have WIDESPREAD consequences for all levels of government.

Time to buy more ammo and MREs.

Feels Like a Mushroom

Since: Nov 08

673

las cruces, nm

ISP: Santa Fe, NM

oldnavy2001 wrote:

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Good morning Marine. This seems like such a no-brainer. Why no elected official didn't challenge the Open Meetings Act based on the First Amendment is mid boggling.
This will have WIDESPREAD consequences for all levels of government.
Time to buy more ammo and MREs.

not to mention the consequences for the average american citizen...oh wait i just mentioned it. good morning to you also sir.

Tyler

Albuquerque, NM

oldnavy2001 wrote:

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Good morning Marine. This seems like such a no-brainer. Why no elected official didn't challenge the Open Meetings Act based on the First Amendment is mid boggling.

Maybe because they knew they had a duty to disclose all of that information to the public...

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