Last night the City Council in Albuquerque rejected a massive gross receipts tax proposal that RGF worked very hard to stop. Paul and Wally discuss that, the latest on ranked choice voting, and the passage of a bill to make ABQ a sanctuary city.

Does a UNM branch campus really make sense downtown?

Here's one California policy we can get behind.

MLG's free childcare is already running a big deficit.

Washington State went ahead and passed an income tax. Guess what happened next?

Should Medicaid cover obesity treatments? Some advocates want it to.

On this week's interview Paul sits down with Greg Cunningam. Greg is running for Congressional District 2 which is currently occupied by Rep. Gabe Vazquez. Paul and Greg discuss Greg's background and why he is running. They also spend a good deal of time talking about issues including immigration and the "affordability issues" facing everyday New Mexicans. Cunningham has a primary in June. This is a critical race for a toss-up Congressional seat. Don't miss this conversation! Check out Cunningham's website here.

Albuquerque City Council considering a big tax hike. Act now to stop it!

Also, a plan to institute "ranked choice voting" is making its way through Council.

MLG signs medical malpractice bill. Worth noting is the fact that SHE and legislative Democrats created the problem in the first place.

New Mexico is now sitting on $70 billion in its permanent fund.

Paul will be speaking at an Americans For Prosperity event about the recent legislative session alongside Sen. Jay Block.

Paul and Wally discuss the impact of Iran War on NM economy/oil and gas.

Ben Ray's big dumb idea.

Did you know: NM has money to burn?

Deb Haaland touts left wing policies but makes an admission on the minimum wage.

In the wake of the 2026 legislative session House speaker Javier Martinez says he wants to push for a Universal single-payer healthcare system.

Medical malpractice bill was a major victory, but more is needed.

An audit found New Mexico's child welfare agency did not properly spend $4.2 million from an appropriation intended for behavioral health services.

ICE could sign a contract with Hobbs detention facility circumventing a recently passed New Mexico law.

On this week's show Paul interviews Fred Nathan, the founder and leader of Think New Mexico. Fred and his organization played a lead role in achieving medical malpractice reform in the 2026 session along with some other significant victories. Paul and Fred discuss the path of HB 99 (med mal reform) through the legislative process and address what his group (and RGF) have planned next in the area of attracting medical providers to New Mexico. Check this important discussion out!

Larry Behrens handles communications for the energy advocacy group Power the Future. He is a return guest to the show. Paul and Larry discuss the Trump Administration's repeal of the "Endangerment finding" at the EPA. They also discuss the net zero bill SB 18 which was narrowly defeated in the New Mexico Legislature, the latest on EV's now that state mandates are no longer in effect, and the plans by radical environmentalists to shift attention to EV buses. Check out this informative conversation!

On this week's Tipping Point NM interview Paul talks to Rep. Rebecca Dow about issues in the 2026 legislative session. Rebecca and Paul discuss issues in both houses that could have profound impacts on New Mexico's economy and constitutional liberties. You don't want to miss this "insider" perspective on the 2026 session.