I Don't Want To Be A Politician.

In New Mexico, I Inherited The Largest Structural Deficit In State History, And Our Legislature Is Controlled By Democrats. We Don't Always Agree, But We Came Together In A Bipartisan Manner And Turned That Deficit Into A Surplus. And We Did It Without Raising Taxes.

I Don't Want To Be A Politician. I Want To Be A Leader.

I Fear Some Of Our Leaders Today Have Lost The Courage To Stand Up. What We Have Now Are Politicians. They Won't Offer Real Plans, And Only Stand Up When They Want To Blame Someone Else.

Self-deport? What The Heck Does That Mean? I Have No Doubt Hispanics Have Been Alienated During This Campaign. But Now There's An Opportunity For Gov. Romney To Have A Sincere Conversation About What We Can Do And Why. I Absolutely Advocate For Comprehensive Immigration Reform. Republicans Want To Be Tough And Say, 'illegals, You're Gone.' But The Answer Is A Lot More Complex Than That.

The Criminal Justice System Should Have The Authority To Determine The Immigration Status Of All Criminals, Regardless Of Race Or Ethnicity, And Report Illegal Immigrants Who Commit Crimes To Federal Authorities.