Trump fired him, now Damon Martinez will get his revenge


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Damon Martinez was a hard-charging U.S. Attorney in New Mexico taking on polluters and corruption while in office. No surprise, that’s what you’d expect from a man who enlisted in the Army after 9/11.

Then Donald Trump won. It seems he didn’t quite like Damon’s aggressiveness. So Trump fired him.

Now Damon is running for Congress in New Mexico. And if he’s elected, he’ll be in a position to hold Trump accountable. His Democratic primary is right around the corner, and this progressive veteran needs our help.

This race is winnable. And because it’s a primary in New Mexico, your support will go a very long way. But if we don’t make our voices heard, we’re likely to get just another establishment choice who will be better than the Republican, but not as great as Damon.

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