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Hey MSNBC, really, you just reported that ranchers down in New Mexico are complaining [View all] turbinetree Jun 2019 OP

Well said, watoos Jun 2019 #1

Wado...................Thank you turbinetree Jun 2019 #4

Thank you for this highly educational post lunatica Jun 2019 #2

Wado...................Thank you turbinetree Jun 2019 #3

The myth of the liberal media (RIP bartcop). nt Baltimike Jun 2019 #5

in new mexico the single loudest medium is talk radio and one limbaugh ssstation certainot Jun 2019 #31

Bartcop homegirl Jun 2019 #33

Seems to me this Johnson outfit is the go to Wellstone ruled Jun 2019 #6

MSNBC isn't our friend ZeroSomeBrains Jun 2019 #7

Nonsense. It's a legitimate news organization that reports news. Honeycombe8 Jun 2019 #23

Yes, I honestly think we should report recent history. DemocracyMouse Jun 2019 #30

Frustrating the MSNBC bashing Envirogal Jun 2019 #36

MSNBC Bashing technotwit Jun 2019 #48

welcome to DU gopiscrap Jun 2019 #52

Why are they whining? The Kolfage group will build a fence on their land for free. keithbvadu2 Jun 2019 #8

Good info matt819 Jun 2019 #9

I think he's certain because he already slaughtered all the wolves in the area, so the next boogyman rwsanders Jun 2019 #41

Didn't I read somewhere in the last fews years that Texas got the right to write text books Doitnow Jun 2019 #10

No...you are partially correct bluecollar2 Jun 2019 #16

For details on this issue and impact on current affairs try rwsanders Jun 2019 #38

As none of this is relevant to the current situation, why would they include that info? Marengo Jun 2019 #11

What? pazzyanne Jun 2019 #13

You support the legalization of cattle rustling? Marengo Jun 2019 #17

It does not follow. LanternWaste Jun 2019 #22

You're assuming that history isn't a factor in more history. Well, sorry. It is, and there's a vast DemocracyMouse Jun 2019 #34

I support history in history books without being written out. pazzyanne Jun 2019 #37

And this addresses the current problem of cattle theft how? Marengo Jun 2019 #45

This from post #10 pazzyanne Jun 2019 #46

Ex-Texan Here Cheviteau Jun 2019 #49

Small scale hobby rancher myself, though not cattle. All that you say is true, but again not really Marengo Jun 2019 #51

I agree. For every plot of land, someone else used to own it, and it was "stolen" from someone... Honeycombe8 Jun 2019 #21

Some people have longer memories than a lot of people in the U.S. Doitnow Jun 2019 #43

That justifies cattle theft? Marengo Jun 2019 #47

Bravo! Kind of Blue Jun 2019 #12

Thank you. If MSNBC wants to do serious reporting on border/land issues in NM... TygrBright Jun 2019 #14

K&R... spanone Jun 2019 #15

My guess is they're going to actually build sections for photo-ops of this stupid, useless wall. lambchopp59 Jun 2019 #18

History is the Great Teacher shockey80 Jun 2019 #19

Huge thanks for this! I hope you sent it to them G_j Jun 2019 #20

Did you send this to MSNBC? lillypaddle Jun 2019 #24

Trump claims to be the biggest supporter of "Indians", but only if they look like "Indians". marble falls Jun 2019 #25

zing G_j Jun 2019 #26

A most righteous rant and well deserved. defacto7 Jun 2019 #27

The Dawes Act underpants Jun 2019 #28

Perhaps in the coming centuries large areas of the rural U.S. South/Midwest MarcA Jun 2019 #29

Miigwech and Pidamaya geardaddy Jun 2019 #32

I also wonder flotsam Jun 2019 #35

Your abuse of punctuation Codeine Jun 2019 #39

Great post malaise Jun 2019 #40

Thanks for this! I'm with others here -- send it to MSNBC. It could shift their border reporting. ancianita Jun 2019 #42

Junior reporter without history Smackdown2019 Jun 2019 #44

Yup... yuiyoshida Jun 2019 #50