On this week's podcast, Paul and Wally discuss the attendance of two of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's top staffers in New York at a radical anti-energy conference sponsored by the Rockefeller Brothers Trust. Proponents of "Democracy Dollars" which will appear on Albuquerque voters' ballots won't debate with opponents. The supposed proponents of good, open government want to use the muscle of the myriad left-wing "grassroots" groups to push the issue through on ballots. New Mexico Economic Development Secretary Alicia Keyes makes a bogus case for film subsidies. And in a special bonus segment, Paul talks with Cindy Glover, a data analyst with Crestline Promotional Products, about her study regarding whether consumers "shop in a manner consistent with their values." You can see the study here.
