Blues are in a panic mode as the Hispanic vote is no longer to the Blues slanted
Like black voters they are becoming fed up with voting for Blues and being
taken for granted
Reds’ positions on inflation, energy production, crime and open borders have struck
a responsive chord
More and more Hispanics geared to family, faith and hard work are coming on
board
In New Mexico’s Third District two women a vying for the seat
Blue incumbent Teresa Leger Martinez is facing Red Alexis Martinez Johnson who wants
to unseat
The District is heavily Hispanic and Apache and for Blue candidates is almost always
a safe seat
Martinez is hoping despite crime, inflation and open border against Johnson her
win she will repeat
The campaign has degenerated into the slinging of mud and Whitewash gate
Martinez’s campaign refers to Johnson without her Hispanic maiden name thinking
Hispanics then to Johnson won’t relate
Teresa is divorced from her ex-Martinez but retained his name
Even though Hispanic through her mother of bilingual education fame
Who married a man with a surname Leger, a state
senator, who sounds non-Hispanic
Is the dropping in ads of Alexis’ nee name a sign of losing Hispanic vote
panic?
Alexis has been named by Reds as one of their rising “Young Guns”
Hoping she will ape Rep Flores and the Blues in the Third District stun
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