ABQ Journal Endorses Pro-Life Lewis for Mayor

Albuquerque Journal Endorses Pro-Life Lewis as the Conservative Candidate for Mayor 

Sunday, the Albuquerque Journal endorsed leading pro-life candidate Dan Lewis, as the conservative candidate for Albuquerque mayor.  New Mexico Alliance for Life continues to bring you well researched, factual information on the ABQ mayor's race and we have more concerning discoveries on pro-abortion extremists Brian Colon and Tim Keller (below).
 
With pro-abortion candidates Keller, Colon and pro-life Dan Lewis consistently holding the top three slots in polling for the Albuquerque mayor's race, it's crucial that pro-life voters make an informed vote.  The Journal has also reported that a run-off election is highly probable, since no candidate appears to be getting more than 50% of the vote. Make sure you're informed this election, by using NMAFL's Pro-Life Voter Guide here, so pro-life voters are not left choosing between two pro-abortion extemists. Please share this crucial information with friends, family and church groups. 
 
Don't forget: Tuesday, October 3, 2017 is the general election for the Albuquerque mayor's race.  Early voting remains available 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday - Friday until September 29, 2017. Find a polling place near you here. 

Pro-Abortion Brian Colon Serves as Ministry Leader at
St. Therese Catholic Church

Our exposé on pro-abortion ABQ mayoral candidates who associate with the Catholic Church received much attention.  Recently, we have discovered pro-abortion candidate Brian Colon leads a ministry at St. Therese Catholic Church in Albuquerque called, "The Man is You."
 
Unfortunately for those at St. Therese, Colon's pro-abortion views are not consistent with the "teachings of the Roman Catholic faith" nor the "wisdom of the saints," as the ministry's mission states on the St. Therese webpage and bulletin announcement (below).

Many of our supporters contacted us expressing concerns about Colon's involvement with this ministry, some attended these prayer meetings and chose to leave, another shared:  "Brian Colon is a practicing Jew. I saw him bar mitzvahed in Ben Ray Lujan's office by a Rabbi from Santa Fe during the AIPAC [American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference] in 2016."
Brian Colon also donated to the Southwest Women's Law Center, in honor of their pro-abortion lobbyist, "Julie Koob's good work." At the same time, Koob was hired by SWLC to "ensure that full reproductive health services are still available in Santa Fe despite the Catholic hospital merger there imposing religious restrictions on access to contraception."  Read more here. 

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Planned Parenthood Campaigns for 
'Catholic' Tim Keller

'Catholic' Tim Keller claims to attend Holy Ghost Catholic Church in Albuquerque, according to his social media accounts. Keller is also endorsed by a host of radicalized pro-abortion groups like Nasty Women New Mexico and Planned Parenthood Votes. Recently, Planned Parenthood Votes has been making campaign calls to voters throughout the city in support of Tim Keller. 

In 2013, then-state senator 'Catholic' Tim Keller endorsed "Respect ABQ Women," a group pushing to keep abortion legal up to the day of birth in the Albuquerque city election. Tim Keller has also received endorsements from radicalized pro-abortion groups Planned Parenthood, Nasty Women New Mexico and endless favorable press from pro-abortion media like "ProgressNow NM."
In fact, Keller was a featured guest presenter at ProgressNow's "Progressive Summit" earlier this year, where a who's who of pro-abortion groups convened to discuss "abortion access" in NM and other issues.   Read more here. 

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