High Plains Patriots

02/27/2019

Are you tired of our New Mexico government’s legislation about--
- Abortion
Guns
- Border Security Minimum Wages
- Sanctuary Cities & State
Rules & Regulations
- Massive government Extending the school year
- Possible $0.08 increased tax on gasoline Probable sales tax increase
- Policies against our President
Anti-business policies
- Excessive wasteful spending Policies to harm oil & gas industry
- Possible taxes on groceries & medicine Increased income taxes

Go with us to Santa Fe on Monday, March 4 to show your displeasure. We will leave Lowes north parking lot (near McDonalds) about 6:29 AM. Arrive in Santa Fe at 10:30/11:00. Go to the Roundhouse from 11:30-2:00. We will be outside and it will be cool (approx. 50*F). Dress warmly in layers and bring a sandwich, water, and your protest signs. We plan to carpool and hope to return around 6:30/7:00 PM. We need an accurate count of those planning to attend. Please send the number in your group to: [email protected]
Citizens for New Mexico

05/27/2018

12/19/2017

10/15/2017

07/17/2017

Do you really understand what Bernie Sanders wants for our country?

07/08/2017

This email addresses New Mexico's monuments but this applies to ALL MONUMENTS across the country. Comment about the Monument in YOUR state. The Federal Government should not be the 'owner' of state lands. Take back YOUR state's monuments! EVERYTHING is handled better at a state or local level. Comments due on MONDAY 7/10/17.


The Notice on comments says they must be in buy July 10… that could mean July 9. Please comments NOW!!!


Most of you are aware that President Trump issued an Executive Order on April 26, 2017 directing Department of Interior Ryan Zenke to review all national monuments designated under the Antiquities Act of 1906 since January 1, 1996 that cover more than 100,000 acres. The review must be completed with a report to the President by August 24, 2017, which is 120 days from the date of the order.

Two of the national monuments to be reviewed are in our state, the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument located in Dona Ana and Luna Counties, and the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument located in Taos and Rio Arriba Counties.

The President believes that some or all the national monuments selected for review do not fall within the limits of power delegated by Congress to the President by the Antiquities Act. I share that belief and suspect that you do too.

Although not required by the Executive Order, Secretary Zenke has asked for public input not later than July 10, 2017, as a part of the review process.

The environmentalists who view the public lands as “their lands” are actively submitting letters and emails asking, and in many instances, demanding a recommendation to neither revoke or reduce the exiting size of national monuments under review. They, along with the liberal element in Congress, have gone so far as to allege the process of review to be unconstitutional.

It is critical that we show our support for the review process with letters and emails stating the reasons why. You can do that by sending letters (including hand written) by regular mail to:
Monument Review
MS-1530
U.S. Department of the Interior
1849 C Street NW
Washington, DC 20240

Or by email at:
http://www.regulations.gov by entering “DOI-2017-0002” in the Search bar and clicking “Search”.

04/18/2017

A good video for tax time.

04/06/2017

04/01/2017

We must understand and fight the Liberal's tactics.

03/28/2017

Rod Adair Will be coming to town this Thursday! He will cover some important topics to give us a good conservative perspective on current events!
· The Trump Phenomenon
· The Tea Party and its counterparts: The Good and the bad
· Trump’s prospects for success
· The Modern American Left
· The perpetual civil war --
the Left’s rejection of constitutional government
· What does the future look like?

Don't miss it! This Thursday at 7 PM at the North Annex of the Clovis Carver Library!

03/24/2017

This coming Thursday, the High Plains Patriots will host a presentation by Rod Adair, former NM State Senator, and editor of the New Mexico Political Journal
http://www.newmexicopoliticaljournal.com/.

Rod has an extensive political background in areas of interest to Eastern New Mexico and will be covering the most recent session of the state legislature. We are excited to hear Rod's take on this year's session, since it includes tax increases and many other issues at odds with the governor's objectives.

Having successfully defeated the ACLU-NM in a lawsuit against their abusive tactics in 2007, Rod proved himself to be a strong supporter of the First Amendment. His many accomplishments and his extensive experience improving life in New Mexico can be found in his biography on the NM Political Journal http://www.newmexicopoliticaljournal.com/editor.aspx

02/23/2017

From the Desk of Gary Bauer Taking On Sanctuary Cities

Last week, Estivan Velasquez, a 19 year-old illegal immigrant and MS-13 gang member, walked out of a New York City jail after serving a five-month prison sentence. Federal officials had asked the city to detain Velasquez, but city officials refused to honor the request due to Mayor Bill de Blasio's sanctuary city policies. Thankfully, immigration agents were able to find and arrest Velasquez themselves.

Incredibly, Mayor de Blasio blasted the federal government. Other local officials are now demanding that New York City police officers stop arresting criminals if they may be subject to deportation.

That should be the only issue in New York City's next campaign. Every citizen and legal resident of New York City -- Haitian, German, Puerto Rican whatever -- should be outraged with public officials who refuse to arrest illegal immigrants who commit crimes.

When it comes to taking on sanctuary cities, the public is solidly behind President Trump. A new poll by Harvard University finds that 80% of voters oppose sanctuary city policies.

The same poll also found strong support for other measures President Trump has taken lately. For example, 56% of voters support the president's order pausing immigration from the seven countries on the terrorism watch list and 53% support the 120-day pause on refugees.