Woke 1.0 wasn’t about social justice; it was about using social justice as a sword to shield the left’s immigrant agenda. The left thought they’d get loyal voters. Instead, they’re importing people who will outvote them and change the rules. That’s not theory. That’s math.
A busy day on the campaign trail—from Albuquerque to Los Alamos, we’re talking about New Mexico’s energy future, economic opportunity and the stronger communities we can build together.
There is so much potential across our state—and we’re ready to get to work.
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Want to know why he’s mad? Losing fake voters. Mass third-world immigration isn’t charity. Many arrive expecting free housing, welfare and benefits paid by taxpayers—while costing more than they put in. They stick to their own rules, not the host country’s. Left politicians push it for new voters and softer policing. It’s replacement, not enrichment.
Another full week on the campaign trail—and another reminder of just how special New Mexico and its people are.
We had a great turnout at fundraisers in Albuquerque, joined an incredible evening supporting a great cause at the Night for Sight Charity Gala, and headed north for a Meet & Greet in Taos.
I also had the chance to sit down with Noah Vargas for a great podcast conversation about New Mexico and the future of our state.
One of the most meaningful moments of the week was meeting with the Santo Domingo Tribal Council and spending time with tribal leadership, including a third-generation descendant of a former Governor. I’m grateful for the opportunity to listen, learn, and have an important conversation about the future of our state and its Sovereign Nations.
Different communities, different conversations, and a lot of miles in between—but each stop gives me a deeper understanding of the people and places that make New Mexico home.
Another great week in the books. Onward!
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