By Arthur Alpert What follows probably constitutes a first. I don’t remember ever digging into a single Albuquerque Journal editorial for a post. But what the editorial board said Tuesday, March 17, under the headline, “Griego resignation fallout sends politics into the mud” deserves attention for its tone, what it gets right and what it […]
Entries Tagged as 'Marita Noon'
Editorial on Griego Resignation Exposes Gap in News Coverage
March 18th, 2015 · No Comments · journalism, NM Legislature, state government, Uncategorized
Tags:Arthur Alpert·governmental ethics·Marita Noon·NM In Depth·Open Meetings Act·Santa Fe Reporter·Sen. Phil Griego
Guessing With Gessing's RGF Reports
October 17th, 2011 · No Comments · Uncategorized
By Denise Tessier The Rio Grande Foundation’s blog, “Errors of Enchantment,” takes on new meaning when juxtaposed next to a report retraction by RGF president/report editor Paul Gessing. Last week, after errors in one of his reports was pointed out by the Rio Rancho Journal (a zoned edition of the Albuquerque Journal), Gessing posted the […]
Tags:ABQ Journal Watch·ABQJournalWatch.com·Albuquerque Journal·Associated Press·Bullhorn Journal·Chris Dudley·James Jimenez·Marita Noon·NMPolitics.net·Paul Gessing·Rio Grande Foundation·Rio Rancho·Rio Rancho Journal·Rosalie Rayburn·tax study·Winthrop Quigley
The Swift Debunking of Marita Noon (This Time, It’s Coming From INSIDE The Paper)
February 18th, 2011 · 3 Comments · Uncategorized
By Tracy Dingmann We at Journal Watch saw the ridiculous claims of oil and gas shill Marita Noon on one of her Facebook pages in the wake of the natural gas outages in New Mexico. According to Noon, it was Texas’s heavy reliance on wind power – not the obvious and catastrophic failure of Texas’ […]
Tags:Citizens Alliance for Responsible Energy·Energy Makes America Great·John Fleck·Marita Noon
Inflammatory “Illegal Immigrant Superhighway” Headline Doesn’t Match The Story
December 8th, 2010 · 3 Comments · Uncategorized
By Tracy Dingmann An illegal immigrant superhighway? That’s what a headline on a Dec. 5 Journal news story said the federal government would create if it approves a plan to designate 259,000 acres of Dona Ana land as wilderness and an additional 100,000 acres as a national conservation area. The story, headlined “Inviting Trouble? Critics […]
Tags:ABQJournalWatch.com·Albuquerque·Citizens Alliance for Responsible Energy·illegal immigrant superhighway·Marita Noon
Journal Has A Soft Spot for Local Ultra-Conservatives
April 20th, 2010 · 6 Comments · Uncategorized
By Tracy Dingmann Journal readers should probably tote a scorecard when they peruse the paper’s editorial page these days – because they really need one to keep track of all the local ultra-conservative writers and groups that have found such a cozy and welcoming home there. Here’s the latest example: On April 19, the Journal […]
Tags:Citizens Alliance for Responsible Energy·Expelled·Jim Scarantino·Marita Noon·Mark Mathis·New Mexico Liberty·New Mexico Rail Runner·Paul Gessing·Rio Grande Foundation
A Grain of Tea
March 17th, 2010 · 2 Comments · Uncategorized
By Tracy Dingmann My subject today is a guest editorial by Micha Gisser and Kenneth Brown which appeared in the paper on Feb. 21. The op-ed contained harsh criticism of President Barack Obama’s economic initiatives. The Journal identified Gisser as a Professor Emeritus of economics at UNM, and Brown was noted as a retired senior […]
Tags:Marita Noon·Micha Gisser·Rio Grande Foundation·tea party
