Footage of New Mexico Impeachment Testimony
This footage, albeit long, is well worth the time. Citizen patriots from New Mexico stood up and did their state and our nation proud. Thank you New Mexico!
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I see by the empty REP. sits that they know how to start a fight but not how to end it…fuckin’ cowards
Thanx to the good ppl in NM!!! I hope more states find their backbones & stand up.