Paul Gessing
President and Writer at Errors of Enchantment
Host at Tipping Point New Mexico
President of New Mexico's free market think tank, concerned citizen, husband, and father of three girls.
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errorsofenchantment.com | Paul Gessing
Did you know that Albuquerque City Council may soon finalize a 3/8ths cent increase in the City’s gross receipts tax? The proposed “quality of life” tax increase is sponsored by Councilor Joaquín Baca. It could be heard (and adopted) by a simple majority vote of the Council at an upcoming meeting. The City’s current rate is 7.625% which means that if adopted the tax rate would shoot up to 8.0%.
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errorsofenchantment.com | Paul Gessing
On this week’s interview Paul talks to former Albuquerque Journal opinion editor Jeffery Tucker. They begin by discussing the recently announced plan by the Journal to sell its building and launch into a discussion of the newspaper business. They further discuss the life of an opinion editor, changes to the business over time, and Jeff’s numerous jobs in the business over the years. Finally, they discuss current economic topics including Trump’s tariffs. https://youtu.be/KIXxMGURCbg
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errorsofenchantment.com | Paul Gessing
The City of Albuquerque has been remodeling its offices, but according to the City’s Inspector General: thousands of Albuquerque taxpayer dollars have gone to waste amid a nearly three-year renovation project at old City Hall. You can check out the full story from KRQE along with RGF president Paul Gessing’s comments here, but according to the IG, the city paid for a design that they’ve since asked to change at least two more times.
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riograndefoundation.org | Paul Gessing
The City of Albuquerque has been remodeling its offices, but according to the City’s Inspector General: thousands of Albuquerque taxpayer dollars have gone to waste amid a nearly three-year renovation project at old City Hall. You can check out the full story from KRQE along with RGF president Paul Gessing’s comments here, but according to the IG, the city paid for a design that they’ve since asked to change at least two more times.
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errorsofenchantment.com | Paul Gessing
The Albuquerque Journal recently reported that Albuquerque Public Schools has put out its latest planned budget for the 2025-2026 school year. The District continues to see increased annual budgets to serve a plummeting number of students. Shockingly, despite MORE money for FEWER students, the District once again claims it is facing a “deficit.”As the article notes, APS is on the verge of adopting a $2.3 billion annual budget for next school year.
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