Monday we reported how ProgressNow New Mexico staffer Marya Jones made a shameful comment before the House Consumer & Public Affairs Committee advocating for selective
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7 Top Stories of 2015!
2015 was another big year for my blog as I experimented with the idea of blogging full time during session (having some awesome successes) and
Victory: ProgressNow NM fires “social media specialist” who posted hate online
That didn’t last long! Just over a month ago we wrote the first of a series of blogposts about ProgressNow NM’s new “social media specialist”
No more jokes for ProgressNow NM: Woman who tweeted “b*tch” still reeling?
After seven years on Twitter with a personal account (that’s an account three years older than mine!), Sarah Mowrey, the “social media specialist” for ProgressNow
“Racist” cartoon vs. drunk blogger and racist, bigoted assistant
The liberals at ProgressNow New Mexico have found their latest “outrage” and they’re mad– this time a cartoon from the Roswell Daily Record in southern
Why isn’t ProgressNow New Mexico more successful?!
What’s keeping ProgressNow New Mexico from ruling the New Mexico political sphere? I’ve asked myself this question many times. Their lack of success certainly does
New Mexico liberals continue to play defensive
You know Democrats are losing and concerned when they begin to play defensive Last week, ProgressNow New Mexico’s own operative and “Social Media Specialist” Sarah
Bad joke?! ProgressNow NM employee hides video calling a Chinese gay “scum of the earth”
What?! It’s not a funny joke?! Could it possibly be that Sarah Mowrey’s jokes are, well…offensive?! Maybe mocking minorities isn’t such a good idea for
ProgressNow NM hired woman who jokes about pedophilia and mocks Chinese and gays
Friday, I reported how ProgressNow New Mexico’s Social Media Specialist Sarah Mowrey referred to a House Committee aide as a “b*tch” (read story below). Less
Radical fringe group throws a fit at Committee Hearing on Right-to-Work
Radical fringe group throws a fit Thursday ProgressNow New Mexico Communications Director Alex Curtas testified against Right-to-Work legislation in the House Business & Employment Committee.
