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Democrat v. Democrat: Serna fundraises off of Plame’s anti-Semitism

On Monday, Democrat candidate District Attorney Marco Serna (NM-1), sent out an email to supporters blasting his Democrat opponent, former CIA officer Valerie Plame, who shared a crude anti-Semitic article entitled “America’s Jews Are Driving America’s Wars.” 

The article makes the case that Jews should “recuse themselves when dealing with the Middle East,” a racist, bigoted, and hateful sentiment towards Jewish people.…

Vulnerable Rep. Torres Small likely to vote for formal impeachment probe

On Monday, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) announced her intention to have a vote on Thursday to formalize the Democrats’ impeachment probe into President Donald Trump after weeks of secret interviews and meetings.

Although it took Rep. Xochitl Torres Small (D-NM) awhile to get on board Pelosi’s impeachment push, she came out publicly in support of the inquiry on October 10, writing “the administration left me with no other way to get the information the country deserves than to support an impeachment inquiry.”…

MLG insists Trump Administration is assaulting the environment

On Friday, the New Mexico Environment Department sent out a press release announcing a letter they sent to the Environmental Protection Agency, which is proposing new changes to emissions standards. 

In the news release, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham as quoted saying “The Trump Administration’s ongoing assault on the environment is unconscionable and must be fought at every opportunity.” …

Heinrich ignores birds killed by wind turbines while lamenting ‘climate change’ bird extinctions

On Monday, Sen. Martin Heinrich took to Twitter to bemoan the Audubon Society’s statistics alleging “climate change’s” involvement in the extinction of birds in New Mexico.

In his tweets, he wrote, “According to the [Audubon Society], nearly HALF (46%) of New Mexico’s bird species are vulnerable to climate change–which could lead to population declines and local extinctions if species aren’t able to adapt.” …

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