“Where a man can live, he can also live well” – Marcus Aurelius I. During my time as a Republican I had the pleasure of working for Congresswoman Heather Wilson in her 2012 bid for the U.S. Senate. She is one of the most intelligent individuals in D.C. and New Mexico was fortunate to have…
Author: Aaron Henry Diaz
An 11th generation New Mexican, Aaron Henry Diaz is a proud descendant of Mesilla Valley founding families. Diaz's experience in politics includes grassroots organization, strategy, research and media relations. He also has a background in broadcast radio production and hosting of syndicated, prime time programs for the news talk format in all major New Mexico markets. He is completing a bachelors in Political Science and History from Texas Tech University. Diaz and his brothers operate a business with interests in the sustainability and roofing industries.
Nota Bene: April 4th, 2017
When goods don’t cross borders, soldiers will I. Congressman Steve Pearce was recently on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal discussing the Trump Administration’s Immigration policies. Pearce knows building a wall is not a long term solution to problems associated with illegal immigration and securing our Southern border. Because he represents a Hispanic, Democratic leaning rural district he…
Nota Bene: January 12th, 2017
“They’ve made the mistake of thinking that power over others and leadership are the same thing.” – Tim Tharp Albuquerque – The feast of the Epiphany and Plough Monday have passed; the People may be “pansa llena y corazon contento” but politico sleeves are rolled up with flaring ambitions and carefully crafted perceptions to sell.…
Nota Bene: Hello, May I Speak To...
Albuquerque – If you’re in the Duke City right now the hotair balloons are above and traffic is hell below. There’s already piñon scented smoke rising through our kivas and fireplaces which means baseball playoffs are near (Go Dodgers). Campaign signs and neighborhood canvassers have been sighted while your land line or cell is already…