🚨ALERT🚨 Raw Trailer to The Devils Of The CON Series, which is a two-plus-year investigation into the University of New Mexico & what makes it the Leader in Corruption across the Entire United States! NM Deserves Better! 🙏❤️🇺🇸❤️🙏 @UNM @UNM_CON @UNMHSC @GovMLG @PresidentStokes

🤣🤣🤣 @Rep_Stansbury @MelanieforNM DELETING POSTS AGAIN!!! 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️👇 DON'T WORRY MEL, I GOT YOU! NM DESERVES BETTER! 🙏♥️🇺🇲♥️🙏

🤣 @Rep_Stansbury, @MelanieforNM, it only took four posts to get the saying & your post right. NM Deserves Better! 🙏♥️🇺🇲♥️🙏

🇺🇲 Happy Flag Day, New Mexico! 🇺🇲 On June 14, 1777, our forefathers adopted the Stars & Stripes as a symbol of Freedom, Resilience, & Unity that has guided OUR Nation through every challenge & still waves as a beacon of hope today. Here in New Mexico, that flag flies proudly over our diverse communities & our proud military heritage. From Kirtland Air Force Base to Holloman, Cannon, & White Sands Missile Range, & in the hearts of families across this beautiful state, it represents the Service, Sacrifice, & Quiet Strength of everyday New Mexicans who keep us free. Whether a Native New Mexican or a transplant like myself, enchanted by New Mexico & its people, calling it home with no desire to leave. OUR flag reminds us that we are one people, blessed with the Opportunity to Build a Better Tomorrow Together. Today, Fly OUR Flag High. Reflect on the Blessings of Liberty & recommit to the Values that make America & New Mexico Truly Exceptional. May GOD Bless you, your family, our service members, New Mexico, & the United States of America! NM Deserves Better! 🙏♥️🇺🇲♥️🙏

Having worn the uniform myself, I know firsthand the courage, dedication, and sacrifice it takes to defend our nation. Today, I’m incredibly proud to join Americans across the country in wishing a happy 251st birthday to the United States Army! To all my fellow Army veterans and the soldiers currently serving: thank you for your unwavering commitment to protecting our freedom. 🇺🇸🪖

🤦‍♂️ @MigratingPig "All hat, no cattle," & the instant "bots" claim is just another way to dodge the actual argument & push an unsubstantiated agenda on your part. My points are grounded in over a decade of work inside New Mexico's healthcare systems, bedside care, compliance, program coordination, leadership, health committees, & more. Providers like Lovelace are explicitly citing the "challenging policy environment" created by Medicaid under-reimbursement, heavy mandates, regulations, & the uncertainty around single-payer/public-option pushes. That's not theory. That's what they said. Insurers have problems, sure. But pretending state policy plays zero role is either uninformed or dishonest. Single-payer would expand the broken low-reimbursement model statewide & accelerate provider flight, especially in rural areas. If you have data showing it's "100% insurance issues," bring it, I'd love to hear it! Otherwise, calling real engagement "bots" while refusing to engage with the substance doesn't help New Mexicans. We need price transparency, real competition, tort reform, & serious investment in training & keeping doctors & nurses here, not more policies that drive them out. NM Deserves Better! 🙏❤️🇺🇸❤️🙏

Though a prior commitment keeps me from attending the Inaugural Women Veterans Celebration today, my heart and my full support are entirely with the incredible women being honored. As a fellow veteran, I am profoundly proud to stand among your ranks. I know firsthand the dedication, resilience, and sacrifice it takes to wear the uniform, and I am continuously inspired by the leadership women bring to our military and our communities. 🇺🇸✨ If you are able to attend, please go out and show your support for these phenomenal heroes: 🗓️ Today, June 13 | 🕙 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. (Music at 9:45 a.m.) 📍 New Mexico Veterans Memorial Park (1100 Louisiana SE) To all our women veterans: Thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your continued leadership. You have my unwavering support today and every day. ❤️🤍💙

@EliasSisneros @GovernToChange see, the University of New Mexico is listed.

🤦‍♂️ @MigratingPig Personal attacks, bots accusations, & a "go f*ck yourself" tell everyone you've got nothing substantive. Facts don't care about your feelings or anonymous rage. You insist it's "100% insurance issues" & I "have no idea what I'm talking about." Both claims are false. Lovelace's own statement on the 43 cuts: rising costs, shifting payor dynamics, & a "challenging policy environment." That environment is created by state lawmakers with Medicaid rates that have long under-reimbursed providers (even after recent targeted bumps to 150% of Medicare for some primary/behavioral/maternal services), coverage mandates, heavy regulations, taxes, & the uncertainty from public-option/single-payer pushes. Providers like Lovelace & Presbyterian have said exactly this. The Lovelace/BCBS "fiasco" you keep citing? It was a contract negotiation that ended last month, resulting in a new 4-year in-network agreement. Patients stayed covered. That's normal business in a regulated market, not proof that insurers alone "f*cked up" the entire system. I'm not some outsider guessing. Over a decade inside New Mexico's healthcare systems at bedside, compliance, program coordination, leadership, health committees & more. I've seen the broken incentives firsthand. Insurers add real administrative burden & denial games, yes. But government policy sets the rules & the payment floors. Pretending Medicaid underpayment, mandates, & single-payer rhetoric play zero role is either ignorance or deliberate dishonesty. Single-payer (or the "work toward a public option" path @DebHaalandNM has signaled) would expand the low-reimbursement model statewide, impose price controls, & accelerate provider flight. New Mexico already has physician shortages, rural access problems, & hospitals at risk. More underpayment means more cuts, longer waits, & worse outcomes, especially in rural areas. It would Obliterate Sustainable Healthcare here in New Mexico. That's not theory; that's what happens when payments don't cover costs. I'm no "insurance shill." I'm an Independent who self-funded a campaign with zero billionaire or PAC money, & I'm calling for what actually expands access: full price transparency, real competition, tort reform to reduce defensive medicine, slashing red tape, & a serious investment in training & retaining doctors & nurses across New Mexico, instead of relying on a broken @UNM/@UNMHSC system. That's pro-patient. That's pro-access. That's the opposite of protecting the status quo. You strawmanned me as against "medical care for all." Nobody said that. The question is which policies actually deliver sustainable, high-quality care instead of feel-good slogans that drive providers out of the state. Dismissing a decade of on-the-ground experience while throwing insults & ideological slogans doesn't make single-payer work; it just proves you'd rather attack the messenger than confront the evidence. NM Deserves Better. 🙏♥️🇺🇲♥️🙏

Be Safe New Mexico!

🤦‍♂️ @MigratingPig Respectfully, as a former healthcare worker with over a decade of experience inside New Mexico's Healthcare Systems from bedside, compliance, program coordination, leadership, health committees, & more. I've seen firsthand what broken incentives look like. It's NOT 100% insurance issues. State lawmakers create a challenging policy environment through Medicaid rates that fall below providers' costs, coverage mandates, heavy regulations, taxes, and the uncertainty around single-payer or public-option pushes. That's exactly why providers like Lovelace & Presbyterian cite it as the reason for these workforce cuts. Single-payer would accelerate provider flight, lead to longer waits, & worsen access, especially in rural NM. It would Obliterate Healthcare here in New Mexico. NM Deserves Better! 🙏♥️🇺🇲♥️🙏

🤦‍♂️ @MigratingPig Respectfully, it's not that simple. Insurers add real costs & bureaucracy, but state lawmakers create the environment they operate in: Medicaid rates that frequently fall below provider costs, coverage mandates, heavy regulations, taxes, & now the uncertainty of "public option" or single-payer pushes. That's exactly why Lovelace & Presbyterian cite a "challenging policy environment" as they make these cuts. Single-payer (or policies that head there) would accelerate the damage by capped payments, provider flight, longer waits, & worse rural access. I've said it before, & I'll say it again: it would obliterate healthcare in New Mexico. As a former healthcare worker with over a decade in one of these systems, I've seen how broken incentives hurt real families & staff. We need the opposite: price transparency, more competition, less red tape, stronger tort reform, & serious investment in training doctors & nurses here at home that goes past the Corrupt System at @UNM @UNMHSC. NM Deserves Better! 🙏♥️🇺🇲♥️🙏

I am incredibly honored to announce that former gubernatorial candidate Jacob Smith has officially endorsed our campaign for New Mexico Secretary of State! Jacob ran for governor because he cares deeply about the future of our state, and having his support means the world to me. From Republicans and Independents to Democrats, people across New Mexico are coming together because they know it’s time to bring real accountability, precision, and integrity back to the Secretary of State’s office. Thank you, Jacob, for standing with me and urging New Mexicans of all backgrounds to join Team Ramona. We have the momentum, and together, we are going to protect every single vote! 🗳️✨

🚨 This Trend in New Mexico will continue! Why, because Lovelace, Presbyterian, & Others are seeing the writing on the wall of what a @DebHaalandNM win means to Healthcare. As I told @RioGrandeFndn, SINGLE PAYER WOULD ABSOLUTELY OBLITERATE HEALTHCARE IN NEW MEXICO! NM Deserves Better! 🙏♥️🇺🇲♥️🙏

Meanwhile, UNMH, that had the only ALS clinic in the region, said money was tight so the husband of the married couple providing that service must go to full time without increase in pay. In their infinite wisdom unm decided no Dr better than partime Dr. @GovernToChange

We’re splitting hairs, but NM is REALLY 50th in Kids Count. Across all four categories in the report 49th ranked NM never did better than 41st place while in the important and future-focused area of education Mississippi ranked a solid 16th. Details here: errorsofenchantment.com/were…

The Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office is urgently requesting the public’s assistance in locating 17-year-old Makayla Manzanares. Makayla was last seen in on June 9, 2026 the area of Meade Pl SW wearing a brown tan tank top and black shorts. Due to the circumstances of her disappearance, law enforcement is concerned for her safety.

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👋 @GovMLG @Michelle4NM I FIX FOR YOU! NM Deserves Better! 🙏♥️🇺🇲♥️🙏