The NMTA political goals are :

NMTA believes that political corruption erodes the rights of the people, dissipates their public wealth and diminishes private endeavor — all for the benefit of scoundrels. It believes that political corruption has long burdened New Mexico and, to a significant extent, lies behind the failure of the state to achieve its potential.
NMTA supports a rational regulatory environment in the state — one which would reduce regulation to that necessary to protect the actual health & safety of the citizens of the state.

NMTA supports a more rational state environmental policy — one that recognizes that the cleanest environments are derived in those societies where abundant wealth allows the citizens the luxury of worrying about the environment. NMTA supports environmental policy which values human endeavor, human liberty and human health over that of other animals.

NMTA supports lowering taxes in order to allow citizens, rather than legislators or bureaucrats, to spend most of the wealth created by the labor of the citizens.

NMTA supports cutting the size of government in order to lessen government's propensity to reduce individual liberty and to suck up and dissipate the wealth created by citizens.

NMTA opposes corporate welfare because it contorts the purpose of government, generally diminishes competition, and entails a system of forcing, through taxation, a citizen to support the business endeavors of others.

NMTA opposes the diminution of traditional American liberties by statute or regulation — particularly when the purposes of the statute or regulation are emotionally driven, the scientific basis on which they stand are dim and the ultimate consequences of the statute or regulation are not understood.

NMTA is basically putting the words in the mouth of Ms. Martinez. Is this what we want in New Mexico the oil and gas industry running the state and supposedly fighting corruption. Supposedly is the operative word. I doubt highly corruption will be reduced in New Mexico by the NMTA and their cohorts. By the way if Ms. Martinez (NMTA) is elected, the corruption list will never see the light of day.