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New Mexico

8 officials tracked · 27 recent statements

7 Democrats
1 Republican

Officials

Recent statements

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It's very clear that Donald Trump is running the United States like a state-run, controlled authoritarian government.

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The senator from Ohio and I agree on one thing, AI data centers can mean higher costs for American families, and in a lot of places they already do. … I don't think it's enough to just take their word for it. It's not enough for us to tell states to consider making data centers pay for grid updates. Rather than voluntary pledges or suggestions to states, Congress needs to pass real legislation with real teeth.

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There's really only one explanation for why they would cancel votes tomorrow and send us home early before the midterms, and that's because they are afraid that the House of Representatives will vote to impeach Pete Hegseth.

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You don't get to erase New Mexico. Not our name. Not our history. Not our culture. The President may want to call us 'New America,' but we know who we are.

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Oh hell no! Our state's name carries generations of history, culture, and family — and it belongs to us. We're New Mexicans. Period.

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New Mexico's name isn't up for debate — it's been ours since before the United States existed.

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While the White House wastes time coloring on maps, Nuevo México is busy doing the work.

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You can't be serious. New Mexico is not for renaming. Not up for sale.

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New Mexico does not need a new name. This state carries the history of Native nations and Spanish explorers who named this land nearly five hundred years ago, and generations of families who built New Mexico into what it is today. That identity is not up for negotiation.

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These women lost their jobs because of Mr. Edwards’ behavior. He should lose his. It’s time we reform the rules in Congress so abusers like Edwards are at least stripped of committee assignments or expelled if the offense calls for it.

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Mr. Boren's actions constitute potentially a misuse of taxpayer funds and put American families at further risk by diverting scarce resources from high-priority wildfires threatening communities elsewhere in the region and country.

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We write to express deep concern about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) plans to spend up to $20 million on gloves that deliver electric shocks. If ICE proceeds with purchasing $20 million worth of electric-shock gloves, Congress needs a clear understanding of the device’s safety and authorized uses.