Many agencies that are supported by your property taxes are inefficient, wasteful and in some instances violate state or federal laws. The marketing of debt documents is often misrepresented as “Not raising your taxes”. The TEA Party brings two experts on this topic who have extensive experience in managing Bernalillo County, state agencies and city operations.
Robert Aragon-Appointed by the Governor to the State Board of Finance, which oversees all of the financial operations of the state.
Wayne Johnson-Member of the Bernalillo County Commission for 6+ years, appointed to the state auditors position by the Governor with extensive experience in financial reports, budgets, and government operations.

Tuesday, August 21th 6:30 - 8:30
UNM Continuing Education Building
1634 University Blvd NE

The opportunity of a lifetime! To hear from a man who actually walked on the moon! Jack Schmitt, astronaut and geologist, will enthrall us with his experience on the moon and the opportunities that lie ahead.
We are looking for middle school and high school STEM students who would like the chance to meet and hear this accomplished and inspiring man. We are also looking for STEM student sponsors who will buy a ticket or a table to allow these students to attend the Constitution Day Dinner free. If you know of a student or want to sponsor one call Madeline Jones, 505-319-6476.
Don't wait - call Madelyn now to reserve your place.
Constitution Day Dinner
Marriott Hotel Uptown
September 15, 2018

Silvia Bokor was a tireless patriot who worked with all conservative organizations to expose those who would take away our freedoms. She relentlessly searched for the truth and if someone or some group in power was misbehaving, she didn't hold back. Her blog had subscribers all across the country. She helped the TEA Party from the beginning, lending us her knowledge of marketing and her tireless energy. She was instrumental in developing marketing materials that made the annual Constitution Day Dinner a yearly success.
Silvia is the third conservative woman we have lost this year. Marge Tapia, Maryanne Chiffele, and now Silvia will leave a hole in Albuquerque's efforts to bring freedom for all in our state and our city. These three women are models of decency, passion and dedication to conservatism and liberty for all. They will all be missed.

Silver Spur Gun Show - August 18 & 19

The Albuquerque TEA Party is back at the Silver Spur Gun Show At the Manuel Lujan Building NM State Fair Grounds..  We will have a table at the gun show giving out free constitutions, plenty of literature about ATP and lots of good conversations about conservatism and the constitution. Our table will be there on August 18th, 9am to 5pm and  August 19th 9am to 4pm.  If you want to help, contact Paul Chacho (paulchachojr@gmail.com)

Go to Celebration Constitution above and click for full details and registration form.

Join us Tuesday for an insightful discussion about the behind the scenes manipulation of
numerous non-profit organizations to control the U.S. political system.

The discussion will be lead by Mr. Frank Dean, Chairman of Ward 28 and Frank Ruvolo, Chair Emeritus BCRP. Both of these gentlemen are well acquainted with the Blueprint concept and the state of the state and the landscape changes needed to implement the concept.

The discussion will describe the evolving complex web of nonprofit organizations and affiliates that the
Democrats, in partnership with a few extremely wealthy ultra-liberals, used to circumvent the
McCain campaign finance laws and gain control of the legislatures of many states. With a
modest amount of effort, generous donations, and by targeting specific races they have been
able to flip many state legislatures to the liberal Democrats.
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This will be a real eye-opener about how the Democrats coordinate the actions of numerous
allegedly non-political organizations to spread well-crafted and coordinated negative
messages to destroy Republican candidates. Their goal is to destroy promising young
Republican candidates very early in their career.

Join us Tuesday for an insightful discussion with three prominent members of the criminal justice system who will discuss the issues on illegal immigration, gangs and drugs; and the legal and court system.

These three experts are: Michael Hendriks – Candidate for Attorney General, Bob Godshall – Retired ICE Agent and Joe Abbin – High Ranking Member of APD.

Some of the things to be discussed:

• Do you wonder why, in spite of the fact that everyone talks about it, "it" doesn’t seem to get better?
• There is more than one elephant in the room that people claim is not there. We'll look at all.
• The various parts of our criminal justice system don't work together. How to change this.

​Tuesday, May 15th 6:30 - 8:30
UNM Continuing Education Building
1634 University Blvd NE

ATP President Graham Bartlett -- This is a very critical year for New Mexico and the Albuquerque TEA Party is in the thick of it. There are lots of important decisions for our state to make and we will be addressing them at our May meeting.

In the April Meeting, the participants started identifying and defining the key issues important for selecting candidates in November. It was a great start and given more time, would have finished the job. The defined issues will allow us to evaluate the candidates on their standing on the issues instead of their TV ads or how they fix their hair.
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This is important work and we need to finish it, so please come and lend your expertise and your opinions.

​In addition, the Constitution Day Dinner Committee has come up with an innovative twist to our usual program and will provide a report on what will be a truly exciting event.

The Education Team will report on their work on an alternative proposal for early childhood education that will be more effective than the current plan going around the legislature and will not require increasing the draw from the permanent fund.

Come and join us and share your commitment to Unleashing New Mexico.

​Tuesday, May 15th 6:30 - 8:30
UNM Continuing Education Building
1634 University Blvd NE

Our City Council is doubling down on their efforts to declare openly that Albuquerque is to be a Sanctuary City. It is unclear to me if the council is ignorant of the related cost data of illegal immigration or if, in their efforts to ensure a growing pool of democratic voters, that they will risk destroying a once vibrant city to maintain a base of dependent voters.
City Councilors Klarissa Peña and Pat Davis introduced a resolution declaring that Albuquerque will not support ICE and will protect “immigrants” (Note the absence of the word illegal) from any federal official’s attempt to arrest and/or deport them, even if they are known felons. The mayor and all the city councilors support this resolution.
The United States has laws on legal immigration, which is the only way someone can enter this country and become a citizen. Coming to the U.S. as an immigrant without going through the system is AGAINST THE LAW, pure and simple.
The mayor and the city councilors take an oath to “uphold the Constitution and the Laws of the United States of America and the Constitution and the Laws of the State of New Mexico.” By openly declaring Albuquerque as a Sanctuary City they are breaking the law and their oath of office. People who break the law are referred to as criminals.
A society that does not follow its own laws is nothing more than a third world country. When its elected officials openly break the law, society will descend into anarchy.
The increased level of crime and the rising percentage of illegal immigrants in our prisons is well documented. Our councilors want to educate, house, provide medical care, and welfare to these immigrants--even after they said they had to raise our GRT because they didn’t have enough money to pay for police protection and welfare programs.
And who foots the bill? Of course, the tax payers, who also have to live in a city with one of the highest crime rates in the country.
It has been suggested that this action is a part of the progressive wing of the National Democratic Party agenda and that New Mexico is a testing ground for progressive ideas. To think that a group would willingly destroy an entire state just to run experiments on progressive ideas is repulsive. We as citizens need to communicate our disdain for our city officials' behavior.
There is only one conclusion – our mayor and city councilors are criminals and only represent the illegal immigrant special interest groups and do not represent the citizens of this city. Their actions disqualify them as our city’s representatives and, as such, we the citizens should have a recall on every one of them.