Political Quotes

Teresa Leger Fernandez

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Teresa Isabel Leger Fernandez is an American attorney and politician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for New Mexico's 3rd congressional district, a position she has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and environmental protection during her time in office. Leger Fernandez has been an advocate for the needs of her constituents, emphasizing the importance of compassion and justice in her public service.

Quotes by year · 2021–2026340 total · peak 2023 (108)
2021: 60 quotes2022: 85 quotes2023: 108 quotes2024: 48 quotes2025: 10 quotes2026: 29 quotes

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  1. With over 4.2 million Latinos in the early voting states, Latinos will not (just) be talked about.24 sources2026iowacapitaldispatch.com
  2. There is not a single molecule of gas worth sacrificing a landscape that holds more than 4,700 archaeological sites, the prayers and history of generations, and the living culture of Chaco Canyon.2 sources2026heinrich.senate.gov
  3. The recent reports of domestic violence and child abuse against Representative Max Miller are deeply disturbing and Congress can’t ignore them.2 sources2026abcnews.com
  4. New Mexicans know the true cost of uranium mining. Across our state, abandoned uranium mines have poisoned our land, threatened our water, and harmed generations of families.2 sources2026lujan.senate.gov
Oct 1, 2026

Trump does not understand New Mexico values, which center around land, water, air and strong communities. We are proud to be a multicultural, working class state. I think he’s making us poor, hungrier and less safe.

sourcenm.com
Oct 1, 2026

Costs. In my rural district, it is hard to fill up your car, your truck — especially if you need diesel for your tractor or farm equipment. Other items like groceries, energy and healthcare are all also more expensive because of Trump and…

sourcenm.com
Sep 24, 2026

We cannot let AI and data centers regulate themselves.

sourcenm.com
Sep 1, 2026

It’s time we reform the rules in Congress so abusers like Edwards are at least stripped of committee assignments or expelled if the offense calls for it, after an investigation and after a vote … because serving in Congress is a privilege…

rollcall.com
Aug 15, 2026

With over 4.2 million Latinos in the early voting states, Latinos will not (just) be talked about.

iowacapitaldispatch.com
Aug 12, 2026

If transparency is not transparency, then justice is not justice.

sourcenm.com
Aug 8, 2026

“New Mexicans know the true cost of uranium mining,” said Leger Fernández.

heinrich.senate.gov
Aug 7, 2026

New Mexicans know the true cost of uranium mining. Across our state, abandoned uranium mines have poisoned our land, threatened our water, and harmed generations of families.

lujan.senate.gov
Aug 7, 2026

The Chama watershed is too precious to sell off to a foreign corporation. At a time when every drop of clean water matters, we should protect the rivers that sustain our communities—not open the door for a foreign mining corporation to…

heinrich.senate.gov
Aug 5, 2026

He has not only physically harmed women and his own child, he has also insulted the American people and the institution he represents.

rollcall.com
Aug 4, 2026

It’s time for accountability. There must be clear and significant consequences for sexual harassment of this level.

huffpost.com
Aug 2, 2026

The recent reports of domestic violence and child abuse against Representative Max Miller are deeply disturbing and Congress can’t ignore them.

abcnews.com
Jul 31, 2026

We cannot keep expecting Tribal Nations to respond to public health emergencies with one hand tied behind their backs. Tribal public health departments know their communities best, yet they have been shut out of the very federal…

heinrich.senate.gov
Jul 27, 2026

When home health providers can't afford to serve veterans, veterans pay a steep price.

heinrich.senate.gov
Jul 27, 2026

These reckless reimbursement cuts are making it harder for disabled veterans to receive the in-home care they rely on for everyday tasks.

heinrich.senate.gov
Jul 23, 2026

There is not a single molecule of gas worth sacrificing a landscape that holds more than 4,700 archaeological sites, the prayers and history of generations, and the living culture of Chaco Canyon.

heinrich.senate.gov
Jul 22, 2026

A molecule of gas from Chaco is the same as a molecule of gas outside that 10-mile buffer zone.

sourcenm.com
Jul 17, 2026

Our veterans kept their promise to our country. We must keep ours to them. These reckless reimbursement cuts are making it harder for disabled veterans to receive the in-home care they rely on for everyday tasks like getting out of bed…

heinrich.senate.gov
Jul 11, 2026

We will be taking all necessary actions in Congress to better ensure the safety of New Mexicans and expect that you will stand with us in those efforts.

heinrich.senate.gov
Jun 27, 2026

The American and Filipino defenders of Bataan and Corregidor endured an unimaginable level of abuse and responded with an equal amount of courage and strength," said Leger Fernández.

heinrich.senate.gov
Jun 4, 2026

If your water already tested positive for contamination, you may qualify for help right now.

sourcenm.com
Jun 4, 2026

We are grateful that USDA listened to your calls and our requests.

sourcenm.com
Jun 4, 2026

The Albuquerque Indian School Act is about justice, healing, and Tribal sovereignty.

heinrich.senate.gov
May 27, 2026

Trump and Republicans have failed working women at every turn. More than 450,000 women left the workplace last year because of rising child care costs, job loss, and Trump’s attacks on federal employees.

hirono.senate.gov

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