Again, these two bills are designed not to bypass anything, not to cause great destruction in the environment, but to be practical, common-sense approaches to how do we reach the economic potential of a state where that potential is ready to happen.
Pearce discusses the intent behind two bills aimed at economic growth in New Mexico.
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