You and cohorts filed a motion with the District Court of Sandoval County "respectfully requesting" that it declare you the winner of your District 9 race against Democratic Sen. John Sapien, right.

Is that how it works, Mr. Doyle? A judge should declare that a loser -- you -- gets to win an election because the lines were long and voter machines were lacking?

Democrats in the House of Representatives are expected to choose their leaders on Friday. House Majority Leader Kenny Martinez of Grants is expected to get the nod for speaker of the House, replacing current Speaker Ben Luján, D-Nambé.

Two House Democrats, Debbie Rodella of Española and Rick Miera of Albuquerque, have said they are running for the majority leader job.

Starting in December 2014, a state-issued driver’s license or ID card can’t be used by someone under the age of 50 to enter a federal building or board a commercial airliner unless the license complies with the Real ID requirements.

That applies to everyone else starting in December 2017.

But Erway is concerned that a 16-year-old law that requires small breweries to pay much higher taxes when they cross a key size threshold could curtail his company’s growth.

Off-site licenses are granted to both brewers and vineyards. Beer brewers may have two and wine producers may have three. Why? Because the legislators who dreamed this up were probably drunk. Beer brewers may use their off-site locations to sell both packaged products and beer by the full pint glass (or less). Wine producers may sell packaged products and offer wee little tasting samples but may not sell wine by the glass. Why? Because the legislators who dreamed this up were probably drunk. This means it’s possible to use a brewer’s license to open up two beer bars with no other real restrictions, but a wine bar isn’t allowed.

The Dec. 10 hearing is meant to give the board a chance to “appear and show cause why the suspension should not continue and be made permanent,” Skandera’s letter states. It is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. at the Taos Convention Center on Civic Plaza Drive.

Some believe that if a person sees Bigfoot, they will die a year later. If a person sees a miniature tyrannosaurus rex, also believed by some to be alive on the reservation, they might turn to stone.