Susana Martinez

You know what AOC hasn't done? won the governorship of the state of Texas.

OK, you know, Susana Martinez, a Republican, is the first Latino governor ever.

She was in New Mexico.

So.

Far as I know, no penis.

Her predecessor is Republican, Susana Martinez, first elected Hispanic governor in history, and won re-election, by the way, in 2014.

Far as I know, no penis.

So I'm just trying to follow Mr. Galloway's logic.

So Susana wins her first term.

Susana Martinez, the former governor.

Let's clarify that, fellas.

Okay, thank you.

over the top.

Christy, please.

Susana Martinez.

She was originally a DA.

Yeah, even saying, just to give you an illustration, the state land department down there just said they're going to put out a moratorium on state leases, held a big press conference, and quite frankly, it was a nothing burger.

They've issued a handful of permits in the last 40 years, and none in the time since Susana Martinez was the governor.

And even if they were, they control 3% or 4% of the land.

So it was really much ado about nothing, but it served to confuse the investor public quite well.

So those two big areas of tax reform are important.

at the center of what we do economically when you talk about other factors i think we definitely need to really reform our education system to bring a more educated workforce to bear mississippi has been successful with their mississippi model which was kind of actually based on what uh susana martinez had tried with hannah scandera and there were some issues there but mississippi made it work the legislature new mexico didn't buy in i think we need to revisit what mississippi did successfully i'm a we're proponents of school choice and allowing parents to take those education dollars and spend it where they want not where the bureaucracy wants it to go those are know really that is four big policy proposals that the rio grande foundation works on pretty consistently

and and would it take basically a action by the legislature and And what are the odds of it happening under this existing legislature or body of lawmakers that we have? So

it varies on those things.