New Mexico state Sen. Jacob Candelaria (D-Bernalillo) has been circling the drain with his desperate ploys for public attention for quite some time now, but this week, the Albuquerque-area legislator has outdone himself.
On Monday, during consideration of S.B. 71, the Patients’ Debt Collection Protection Act, Candelaria forced a debate on the bill, which led Democrat Majority Leader Peter Wirth (D-Santa Fe) to scold him on the floor of the Senate.
“Why don’t you just [expletive] off and put an amendment on like the rest of us?” said Wirth.
After the altercation, It was reported by the Santa Fe New Mexican that Candelaria started crying and claiming it was a “low day” for the New Mexico Senate:
“I’m sort of heartbroken,” said Candelaria, who sat slouched in his chair in tears after the confrontation. “This is a low day for the New Mexico Senate.”
Candelaria then got into fights with multiple Democrats on Twitter, bashing Senate Judiciary Chairman Joseph Cervantes (D-Doña Ana), accusing him of refusing to put Candelaria’s extreme bills on the agenda.
Later, Candelaria got in a spat with the far-left fringe group, ProgressNow NM over his assertions about Cervantes.
Then, he started begging for sympathy for having to work as a “citizen legislator” when “you’re not retired and not rich.”
Hilariously though, he previously bragged on Instagram about purchasing expensive French luxury products, writing, “Treat yo self. The road is long and the fights are hard—-celebrating your joy is a seditious act.”
Read more about liberal Republicans and far-left Democrats complaining about not getting paid despite earning a per diem and a pension.
James Hallinan, a former staffer to Gov. Lujan Grisham, who accused the governor of sexual assault, is now accusing Candelaria of sexual abuse while Hallinan worked for Speaker Brian Egolf (D-Santa Fe) and Rep. Moe Maestas (D-Bernalillo).
“Shocked you haven’t been removed from office 4 ur abuse of @NMStatePolice & gov’t resources while on ur benders. Not to mention when you sexually abused me @ the Bull Ring when I worked 4 Speaker @BrianEgolf & @RepMoe,” wrote Hallinan.
“I assume you were high on coke at the time as well?” Candelaria clapped back,
Hallinan replied, “NewMexico media please witness the most recent bender/meltdown of @SenCandelaria & his delusions. When predators attacks their victims they just seal their own fates.”
Candelaria has made countless enemies on the Republican side of the aisle and now he’s increasingly becoming ostracized from his own party as Gov. Lujan Grisham won’t answer his phone calls, Democrat Majority Leader Peter Wirth is literally telling him to “f**k off,” and even far-left fringe group ProgressNowNM is telling him to go away.
Candelaria, the Senate’s resident drama queen, is becoming weaker and weaker as a public official by each fleeting day, and Republicans should be looking for a strong candidate to take him out in 2024. Right now, the Albuquerque legislator has more enemies than friends, and 2024 is looking like a shiny opportunity for the right Republican to do away with him once and for all come the next election.
Watching Democrats incompetence at the state and federal level is sad, but funny.
Ya just cant make this stuff up. Its like watching a soap opera. This twit Candelaria is particularly hilarious.
Its hard to believe these circus clowns were voted in and running NM. With a straight face they think we will obey and respect their circus. Get off twitter with all your LOL’s, spats and tears. Act professional. From MLG who speaks to us from her narcissistic arrogance to the drama queen Candeleria and all in between. Yall make NM congress look like meth head trailer park.
2. No person, be they government official, commercial or private entity, or private
citizen has power, authority, or immunity to subjugate and then to impose a
condition of involuntary servitude on a free citizen by legal coercion by
denying the power of the Thirteenth Amendment and by defying the authority
of those federal statutes giving that specific power effect. See Thirteenth
Amendment, 42 U.s.c. 1994, 18 U.s.c. 1581 etseq., 14 Stat. 27, and 114
Stat. 1486.
3. Any action by a free citizen attempting to escape from a felonious condition of
involuntary servitude, however, manifested, constitutes exercising a
constitutional power and its ancillary statutory authority. Ibid.
4. Forcing a free citizen to satisfy an imposed obligation of service under
conditions of unlawful involuntary servitude by legal coercion or otherwise
constitutes ‘holding’ the citizen to the unlawful servitude and becomes a
criminal act without a claim of immunity. Kozminski, 487 U.S. 931 at 938
citing U.S. v. Shackney, 333 F.2d 475 at 487, U.S. v. Harris, 701 F.2d 1095
at 1100, and 18 U.S.C. 1595 for a civil remedy voiding immunity as
addressed in Imbler v. Pachtman, 424 U.S. 409 at 429 (1976); to wit:
This Court has never suggested that the policy considerations which
compel civil immunity for certain governmental officials also place them
beyond the reach of the criminal law. Even judges cloaked with absolute
civil immunity for centuries could be punished criminally for the willful
deprivation of constitutional rights on the strength of 18 U.S.C. ss 242,
the criminal analog of sg 1983. O’Shea v. Littleton, 414 U.S. 488, 503,
94 s.ct. 69, 679, 38 L.Ed.2d 674 (1974; cf. Gravel v. United States,
408 U.S. 606, 627, 92 S.Ct. 2614, 2628, 33 L.Ed.2d 583 (1972). The
prosecutor would fare no better for his willful acts. Imbler.
5. Taking action to forcibly return one to an unlawful condition of involuntary
servitude by a court of law or political authority after one has attempted to
escape and be free of such servitude constitutes ‘returning’ one to the unlawful
condition of involuntary servitude and becomes a criminal act for which there
exists no claim of immunity. Ibid. and 18 U.S.C. \1581.
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