Quote Originally Posted by MimbresValley
Im sure I can help you out, although I only have hard copies so we would have to meet up in person. I live up in mimbres valley *by silver city/deming*

Although not to be discouraging I really doubt you guys have a chance, there are quite a few applications in before you would be getting yours in. I know someone who spent close to 40 grand and never even got a site visit, he had 5 of the approved producers application (this is someone not involved with the lawsuit btw). Having compared his application with the applications of people who had been approved I can say for a fact he got dicked over by the DOH. He had everything correct when comparing with other peoples application who had been approved.
I often wondered if Dominick got a kick back from people to give them an approval, the lawsuit is really about disclosure of how the applicants are/were picked. I live close to columbus and the whole town down there is corrupt, I think the corruption goes all the way up north.
I actually think the lawsuit is a good thing.
Not to be disrespectful, but Dominick and the DOH are not Richardson! I can assure you that the producer I work with gave no such payment to anyone. In fact, some people kept saying they should offer one. That would have been the quickest way to have their proposal disappear! The people in this program are good, honest people and any inference otherwise is just wrong.

Yes, there is a lot of corruption in the Deming/Columbus area as is being reported in the news. That doesn't make everyone corrupt. There is no "pay to play" with the DOH. They are truly trying to do what is right by the program. There are rules that must be followed. Without rules, we would be attacked just as the other states with MCP laws who do not have as strict of rules in place. We need to work within the rules and regulations and follow the rules to request any changes. And, believe it or not.....I hate buraucracies (spelling)! But, I believe in following the rules rather than trying to find a way around them. Some people think they can and no one will know. That may be true, but once they are discovered, they will lose in the end.

Have a great day.
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