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Low-angle photograph showing the legs and black combat boots of soldiers in camouflage military uniforms marching in formation on pavement. White line visible on ground. Black text box overlay reads: "SEVENTY-FOUR PERCENT OF VOTERS OPPOSE SENDING U.S. GROUND TROOPS INTO IRAN." with "OPPOSE" highlighted in red. Circular "P" logo in bottom right corner.
Photo of several dozen people from all walks of life and backgrounds. They are smiling and holding up their fists, they are seated on the steps of the downstairs room next to the Albuquerque City Council chambers.
Sepia-toned newspaper photograph of Donald Trump adjusting his tie, looking slightly upward with his mouth open as if speaking. Black text box overlay reads: "DONALD TRUMP CUT MEDICAID, FOOD STAMPS, AND HEALTH INSURANCE SUBSIDIES FOR MILLIONS OF AMERICANS – THEN ASKED CONGRESS FOR $50 BILLION TO FUND A WAR IN IRAN." Circular "P" logo in bottom right corner.
15 second video with image and orchestra and strings style background music that is hopeful, patriotic, and active. The image is of an event flyer. At the top in black text against a gold background it says No Kings, Saturday, March 28, power belongs to the people. Below that is black text on white background that says montgomery park 11 am 5510 ponderosa avenue north east albuquerque. this event will be positive and peaceful! join us in albuquerque or find a rally near you via www.mobilize.us/nokings
Vertical video with speaker talking to the camera. They are wearing a grey baseball cap, denim long shirt, and have pale skin with a light brown beard. They explain how a ProPublica investigation found that Albuquerque Police are consistently citing and arresting unhoused people, and how 50% of the population of the local jail is people experiencing homelessness. This causes people to lose identification, personal belongings, and makes it harder for them to get off of the street.
Donald Trump in a dark suit with red tie and American flag lapel pin, positioned in front of a background showing fires, explosions, and burning buildings with bare trees. Text overlay states: "THREE IN FOUR AMERICANS DO NOT APPROVE OF U.S. STRIKES ON IRAN THAT HAVE PLUNGED THE MIDDLE EAST INTO CHAOS." with "DO NOT" in red. Secondary text reads: "HE'S NOT LISTENING."
Short video with background music. There is a screen capture image in the center of a news article from The New Republic dated February 20, 2026 that says "Supreme Court hands Trump stunning loss over tariffs." Above it is text that says “But I’m a king” rant on social media in 3, 2, 1..." The backing music has a silly vibe, there are no lyrics but it uses clarinet and guitar and feels like it is is making fun of the president.
Two panel cartoon by Mike Lukovich comparing the UK vs US. On the left is a British police officer arresting Prince Andrew with text below that says "Justice." On the right is a masked ICE agent taking a child away in handcuffs with text below that says "Just ICE."
Vertical video, person in black baseball cap and jacket with pale skin and a light brown beard says the following: We’re back with another update from the Roundhouse… as always, keeping an eye on the good bills, the bad ones, and of course the unhinged floor speeches. Things are moving along in the NM Leg, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham was all business today, signing HB9 The Immigrant Safety Act into law along with SB1 and HB 50, which make it easier for out-of-state physicians and social workers to move to and practice in New Mexico. She also signed Senate Bill 2, which authorizes $1.5 billion in bonds for road construction projects across the state. Late last night the House also approved an $11 billion state budget which is now headed to the Senate, and in some other good news, SB 53 the Community & Health Information Safety & Privacy Act aka NM CHISPA, passed 5-4 in the Senate Health & Public Affairs Committee. That’s it for now, we'll be back tomorrow.
Graphic with teal color background. White text across the middle says HB 9 passes!
Short vertical video, person in a grey sweatshirt and blue baseball cap with pale skin and a light brown beard says the following: This is a pretty stunning development out of Minnesota. Chris Madel, who is the leading Republican governor candidate, just dropped out of the race there saying that he cannot support a federal campaign of retribution by the National Republican Party or the federal government against the residents of Minnesota or count himself as part of a party that would do that kind of thing. This comes after the murder of Alex Pretti on video. There are several videos of that from the weekend where ICE agents brutally grabbed him, beat him up really pretty clearly on video, and then executed him after taking away his gun. He was a legal firearm carrier, had a permit for it.
41 second long vertical video with a series of clips. First scene is hundreds of people at the Santa Fe Plaza chanting "whose go the power, we've got the power." Second scene is marching from the plaza to an adjoining street chanting "I believe that we will win." Third scene is people walking along a street chanting "tax the rich, tax the motherfucking rich." Fourth scene is people gathering in front of the Santa Fe Capitol Roundhouse building.
Video with upbeat music. Slide 1 features a title that says Workers Day at the top in white text with the Workers Over Billionaires logo below it that has a raised fist in the middle. Background images include a purple tinted image of people at a rally holding up signs and an image of the front of the Santa Fe Capitol building.
Image of a post on mastodon. It says the following: People: healthcare, fair wages, and housing we can actually afford Billionaires: best we can offer is taking over another country and stealing their oil
Vertical video with speaker who has dark pink tinted hair. They explain how abortion tourism is a misleading phrase that jerks and bad actors use to make it seem like abortion care is fun and easy when in fact it's really about survival.
Vertical video, speaker with dark pink tinted hair speaks to the camera with a news article behind them from The 19th News that is titled "the birth of the climate doula."
GIF with text at the top that says when you're trying to enjoy your eggnog but your uncle starts ranting about project 2025
Vertical video, speaker says the following: You've probably heard this a lot lately. Juvenile crime is out of control. Kids are running wild with guns. We've got to lock them up. Lawmakers, mostly the Republican side, but some conservative Dems and the governor at times, are saying we need to be tougher, lock up kids longer, throw the book at them, etc. Sounds good when you're on the campaign trail, right? But here's the reality, it's not going to fix anything because mostly what's happening is kids are getting stuck in a juvenile justice system with little or no resources to help them make better choices. The first thing to know is that judges and courts currently can order detention, therapy, counseling, job training, you name it. But as the team at Oregon Mountain News recently pointed out in a deep dive, here's the kicker. There's just not a lot of these things available right now.
Vertical video, speaker says: You may have heard the good news that New Mexico's local elections in November saw really high voter turnout, and now we've got back numbers from the runoff elections here in Albuquerque, and honestly, wow, really almost matched the number of people that showed up. And in particular, Albuquerque's West Side City Council District 3 had a 41.9% voter turnout rate. That's almost half of all voters turned out. That is way higher than we usually see for local elections. And I know District 3, I know folks in District 3, you know, fairly well. It's a working class district, 82% Latino communities, lots of immigrant families, people showed up and used their voice. So I just wanted to say out loud, props to you all for doing what needs to be done. And yeah, people, the doubters, the haters, the naysayers, who didn't think you were going to do it. You prove them wrong. Looking forward to the next set of elections in 2026.
Flyer with purple tinted photo in the background featuring people marching and holding signs. Near the bottom is a photo of the Santa Fe Capitol Roundhouse from the front, with logos of multiple unions and worker led organizations overlaid. In the middle of the image is the logo for Workers Over Billonaires, which features those words in a circle around a raised fist.
Vertical video, there is a headline at the top that reads: Trump Chief of Staff: Pam Bondi Ignored Epstein Files. Below it is a photo of Susie Wiles, an older woman with pale skin and short grey hair wearing a yellow blazer, and there is a quote underneath that reads "First she gave them binders full of nothingness. And then she said that the witness list, or the client list, was on her desk. There is no client list, and it sure as hell wasn't on her desk."
Congratulations video for the 2025 Albuquerque runoff elections. There are 3 slides against background music, the first one has a photo of Stephanie Telles and says her name and city council district underneath in white text. The second one has a photo of Tim Keller and has his name and mayor underneath. The third has a a question mark in place of a photo and says too close to tell, city council district 3.
Video with kazoo music in the background. Black background, white text at top says FIFA gave Trump a peace prize, there is a photo of Trump accepting the newly invented prize, and below it in white text it says we didn't want anyone to fell left out... slides 2, 3, 4, 5 feature RFK Jr. getting the FIFA Prize for re-introducing measles, Pete Hegseth for doing a pull up, Pam Bondi for doing whatever her boss tells her to, Kristi Noem for giving contracts to private companies she has ties to, and Kash Patel and Dan Bongino for not knowing what their job is.
Close up photograph of a hand holding a plastic cup of iced coffee with an I voted today sticker on it. In white text overlaid it says We don't play about cafecito or elections. The background is a green bush with flowers.