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ancianita

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10. It's complicated. One third of its land is federally owned, and the state has a big military presence.

Reply to phxjurist (Reply #9)

Fri Nov 7, 2025, 09:36 PM

Nov 7

Most of its voting citizens are not middle class.

Maybe its historical culture can help explain its politics.

Take a look here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Mexico

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I hope this is BIG!! bluestarone Nov 7 #1

Considering? OC375 Nov 7 #2

I don't think they are talking about a physical search..... reACTIONary Nov 7 #6

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They haven't yet? Srkdqltr Nov 7 #4

Let's tell em we are considering it mdbl Nov 7 #5

It doesn't seem to be a physical search, since.... reACTIONary Nov 7 #7

Oh ok, that makes more sense. Srkdqltr Nov 7 #8

Where has NM been? Why did they wait so long? phxjurist Nov 7 #9

It's complicated. One third of its land is federally owned, and the state has a big military presence. ancianita Nov 7 #10

New Mexico . . . Aussie105 Nov 8 #11

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