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Fact Check: Steve Pearce Lies about automatic parole
Steve Pearce is claiming that âMichelle is so dangerous and reckless that she supports SB 216.â Pearce claims that the bill would âmake it mandatory to parole these criminals after 30 years.â Senate Bill 216 would not make parole mandatory or automatic, but âwould shift the burden away from potential paroleesâwho...
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Fact Check: Our Education System is Wildly Underfunded, Steve Pearce Voted to Cut It Even Further
Steve Pearce is no friend of college students: Steve Pearce voted to cut federal student loans⊠2005: Pearce cast a deciding vote in favor of the Deficit Reduction Act, which passed 217-215. The bill cut $12.7 billion from federal student loans, the largest such...
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WATCH: Pearce Hasnât Read Yazzie Ruling Because Heâs âVery Busyâ
Albuquerque, NM - In shocking footage from an event in Albuquerque yesterday, Steve Pearce again dodged the question of whether he would halt Susana Martinezâs appeal of the landmark education ruling, Yazzie v. NM and admitted repeatedly that he didnât have an understanding of the ruling because heâs âjust running for governor,â...
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PBS/NPR Affiliate Slams Herrell Allies For Misleading Ads
On Friday afternoon, KRWG Public Media, a PBS and NPR affiliate in Las Cruces based at New Mexico State University, that regularly produces public affairs programming, called out the Paul Ryan-affiliated Super PAC currently airing false and defamatory ads about Xochitl Torres Small. From KRWG: âA political action...
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New Mexico Democrats Hold Early Vote Rally With American Federation Of Teachers, Labor Leaders In Albuquerque
Today, Senator Martin Heinrich, Representative Michelle Lujan Grisham, candidate for Congressional District 1 Deb Haaland, and Mayor Tim Keller joined Randi Weingarten, the President of the American Federation of Teachers, and New Mexico labor leaders to kick off the start of early voting. Together, they helped lead hundreds of...
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SUNDAY: Steve Pearce, Michelle Garcia Holmes, Mick Rich, Michael Hendricks, Jerald McFall Join âQAnonâ Conspiracy Theorists for Anti-Choice Summit
On Sunday, October 21st, gubernatorial candidate and Congressman Steve Pearce, Lieutenant Governor candidate Michelle Garcia Holmes, Senate candidate Mick Rich, candidate for Attorney General Michael Hendricks, and 3rd Congressional District candidate Jerald McFall will join Tara and Bud Shaver for a pro-life legislative summit. While most...
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Yvette Herrell Sinks Deeper Into The Swamp
On Wednesday, Yvette Herrell announced the endorsement of former Speaker of the House and third-tier 2016 presidential candidate Newt Gingrich. Gingrich is most famous for ushering in the polarized, murky style of politics in todayâs Washington, and he wants New Mexicans to know that Yvette Herrell has...
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DPNM Launches LyinLyons.com
Today the Democratic Party of New Mexico unveiled LyinLyons.com. The website was created in an effort to shed light on Pat Lyons, the Republican nominee and former Land Commissioner of New Mexico, and his relentless efforts to skirt the law to benefit himself. âEvery New Mexican needs...
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DPNM Chairwoman responds to Cangiolosiâs sexist attacks & history of attacking women
The Republican Party of New Mexico lobbed two disgusting and blatantly sexist attacks at Democratic gubernatorial candidate Michelle Lujan Grisham on Tuesday, including a video mocking her exercising and promoting tourism in New Mexico and a tweet attacking her makeup and physical appearance during the KOB4 debate. I guess...
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ICYMI: New Mexico Faith and Community Leaders Condemn Mick Rich For Hosting Campaign Event With Steve Bannon
After Mick Rich doubled-down on his campaign event with far-right extremist Steve Bannon, CAFe, the New Mexico chapter of Faith In Action, released the following statement condemning Rich for embracing and promoting Bannonâs hate-filled platform: New Mexico Faith...
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