A scenic overlook that was a real scene.
A Cowboys for Trump-er sticking his boot in his mouth â more than once.
A trombone shortage within the university marching band.
The mayor of Albuquerque going “incognito.”
No, we’re not in uncharted waters here â not as New Mexico goes.
O fair New Mexico, we love, we love you so                         Â
But the scenic overlook had to go                                                       Â
Bursting bottles of wee-wee are an unsightly show                                 Â
No matter where you go
Inquiring minds earlier in the year wondered why the sceni
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Brian Sanderoff, president of Research & Polling Inc., speaks before the House Voters and Elections Committee in 2011.
Brian Sanderoff is entitled to a well-deserved sigh of relief. Unlike many of his pollster counterparts around the country this election season, he mostly got it right and they mostly got it wrong.
For example, Joe Biden was supposed to easily win swing states like Wisconsin. One prominent national survey had him up 17 points there in late October. He eked out a 49.6% to 48.9% victory over Donald Trump after a recount.
Democrats were predicted to make double digit pickups in the U.S. House. Instead, Republicans scored surprising gains. Defeat was predicted for several Senate Republican incumbents, including Susan Collins of Maine. She won handily.