New Mexico Senator Rod Adair

Sharia Law and Radical Muslim Aggression

5/19/2011 10:17:38 AM

Posted by Rod Adair

Please watch this video on the dangers of Sharia Law and radical Muslim aggression which are becoming more widespread across the globe. We must preserve our constitutional principles and prevent the introduction of Sharia Law within the United States.

YouTube - Multiculturalisme et islam en France reportage de CBN

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TAX and SPEND is STILL the WRONG APPROACH for NEW MEXICO

3/18/2010 1:44:03 PM

Posted by Rod Adair

Yesterday we woke up to front page headlines that announced “Tentative Budget Deal Reached.” The story went on to explain that “New Mexico House and Senate leaders” had “struck a tentative state budget compromise Friday…involving about $230 million in tax increases…”
That is a problem.
And the problem, as far as I am concerned, is that the majority of the legislators in Santa Fe are just not listening to the people of New Mexico, nor for that matter are they hearing the sounds of protest emanating from virtually every corner of the nation, including Massachusetts--and Albuquerque for that matter.
The ideas that apparently will be presented when the legislature goes back into session tomorrow (March 1st) center around additional gross receipts taxes, including the now infamous “tortilla tax” and other taxes on so-called junk food, soda and other soft drinks not on a legislatively-approved list, and of course cigarettes. Of course there will be the endless litany of reasons why we should tax a whole laundry list of specific foods, behaviors and, perhaps, “vices” – at least that’s the way they are characterized by the proponents of the taxes.
I personall...

I Voted NO

3/18/2010 1:41:59 PM

Posted by Rod Adair

The special session is over. The House Democrats raised the statewide Gross Receipts Tax from 5% to 5.125% (the first increase since 1991), raised compensating tax, raised income taxes $66 million, restored the tax on food, and raised cigarette taxes 75¢ a pack, ALL without cutting a single penny of spending from 2 wee...ks ago. In fact, they increased the budget $40 million. I voted NO.

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