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With the joke being so elementary and such low-hanging fruit, the biggest surprise was that it took so long for him to make it.

In another example of the 近距离内射合集 States president using social media to provoke and jeer perceived political enemies, Donald Trump on Sunday posted a map of New Mexico with 鈥淢exico鈥� crossed out and replaced with 鈥淎merica,鈥� effectively saying he wants to change our state鈥檚 name to New America. In a subsequent post, he said New Mexico was 鈥渙ne of the greatest vote cheating states of all time.鈥�

Hilarious. 

For those of us who pay attention to the president鈥檚 comments, we鈥檝e been waiting for this shoe to drop for quite some time. It was shortly after a 2024 Thanksgiving weekend meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau when Trump trolled our neighbor to the north by posting on a map of the U.S. and Canada draped in an American flag and with the words 鈥淥h Canada!鈥� The bit was that Canada, amid its trade war with the U.S., would somehow become the 51st state.

A couple of months later, Trump signed an executive order renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. 

Last month, he signed an executive order directing Lake Ontario be renamed Lake America on federal maps, records and databases. 

These actions are in addition to Trump putting (or trying to put) his name on a smattering of fighter jets, performing arts centers, airports and aircraft carriers. 

On Sunday, New Mexico鈥檚 politicians didn鈥檛 miss the opportunity to clap back at Trump. 

鈥淣ew Mexico鈥檚 name isn鈥檛 up for debate 鈥� it鈥檚 been ours since before the 近距离内射合集 States existed. What is up for debate? Who鈥檚 showing up for working families,鈥� New Mexico Democratic . 鈥淲hile the President tries to distract Americans from his disastrous war in Iran, gas prices keep soaring. Americans are also spending more at the grocery store, losing access to health care and wondering if they鈥檒l ever be able to afford a home.鈥�

Rep. Gabe Vasquez, D-N.M., who is locked in what appears to be the tightest U.S. congressional race this year, used Trump鈥檚 post to target his GOP opponent, Greg Cunningham, for the southern New Mexico-based seat. 

鈥淥h hell no!,鈥� . 鈥淥ur state鈥檚 name carries generations of history, culture, and family 鈥� and it belongs to us. We鈥檙e New Mexicans. Period.鈥�

There are plenty of people who could make well-researched arguments about how silly the president鈥檚 suggestion is.

The name Nuevo M茅xico dates to Spanish settlers in the 16th century. The land later became part of Mexico after the country won independence from Spain, and New Mexico became a U.S. territory in the mid-1800s following the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. 

You could remind the president of all the American history intrinsically linked to New Mexico history: the Battle of Glorieta Pass during the Civil War, the Manhattan Project, the Navajo Code Talkers, the birth of the atomic age, and the American highway.

My advice: Don鈥檛 waste your breath. 

When immature people get frustrated, there鈥檚 a tried and tired tactic of acting more and more obnoxious to get a rise out of someone to bring them down to their level. 

I saw it on display Saturday night, sitting in front of a sad and sorry group of Central Michigan Chippewas fans. One guy up way past his bedtime saw the writing on the wall, and around the second quarter started yelling at New Mexico Lobos fans, hurling personal insults about their weight, clothing and accents. 

I鈥檓 proud to report the cherry red-clad fans collectively ignored him. And kept watching their team score touchdowns until he quietly slithered out of the stadium. 

That鈥檚 the same tactic to take with Trump. 

He has many frustrations at the moment: a war with Iran with no end in sight, stubborn fuel costs and inflation, a low approval rating and rising national debt, just to name a few. 

Trump鈥檚 just trying to get a rise out of New Mexicans in hopes that we鈥檒l fight in the gutter. 

Just ignore him. 

It鈥檒l actually be hilarious.

Ryan Boetel is the Opinion editor at the 近距离内射合集. He can be reached at rboetel@abqjournal.com.