Pondering the presidency: Governor first nationally known Hispanic to run for White House

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Hispanic Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexicans is proving himself to be a different Democrat by cutting personal income taxes, relaxed gun laws and attracting many new industries by reducing tax limits. He plans to run for presidency in the 2008 elections, but needs to win over the Democrats in the critical first four states of the 2008 nomination campaign to stand a chance.

Public Finance Activities, Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Personal Income Taxes, Taxes, Legal/Government Regulation, Interpretation and construction, Laws, regulations and rules, Elections, Firearms, Presidents, Personal income tax, Tax policy, Political campaigns, Gun laws, Presidential elections, Electioneering

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Richardson to enter "reservation" debate

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New Mexico governor and 2008 Democratic presidential candidate Bill Richardson will participate in "Prez on the Rez", a debate sponsored by the National Congress of American Indians. He has promised that as president, he would create the first ever Cabinet-level Department of Indian Affairs, with a Native American head.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Native Americans, Native American rights, Discussion

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Trade is a political game of give and take

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The North American Free Trade Agreement with Colombia that has not taken due to Congress concern over President Alvaro Uribe's government ties with right paramilitary is presented.

North America, Colombia, Political aspects, International trade, Colombian foreign relations, Uribe Velez, Alvaro

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