Broccoli Bombers

In a prepared statement, New Mexico's Republican governor said she does not argue with a 1930 Census record, reported by the Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper earlier in the summer, that documented her grandfather's illegal status.

Asked by the KLUZ reporter whether she thought her grandfather would pose a threat to public security, Martinez pointed to national security issues in today's world that she said didn't exist then.

"Since that time we've suffered a lot. Simply look at what happened on September 11," she said. "We have to ensure that when the people come to the United States people aren't coming to New Mexico to receive a license with false documents."

So after the local paper exposes her rather embarrassing hypocrisy, she tries to get out of it by turning migrant workers into Jihadists. Of course the reality is, not only are migrant workers not prone to be terrorists, but by far the greatest number of attacks on the homeland come from the gun loving, anti-government, right-wing, Republican types that her party's rhetoric creates.