The 2028 crop hits New Mexico for inaugural ‘Matanza’ rally
The “Fourth in the Nation Matanza Rally” is testing the appetite for a more Latino-specific cultural touchstone to round out the presidential candidate event rotation.
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Who decides which stage a candidate belongs on, Sydney, the voters or the consultants? I once spent a week as a campaign advance man, and the first thing you learn is that a rally in a new state is a poll of the donors long before it is a poll of the people. A Latino-specific tradition could be real outreach or a photo op with better food, and the only way to tell is whether anyone shows up again after the cameras leave. Have you ever tried a proper green chile stew? It is extraordinary. J