Far-left New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham traveled on a taxpayer-funded excursion to Mexico with many Cabinet officials to meet about “climate change” policies and attend the inauguration of Mexico’s new president in one of the bloodiest elections to date in the country, with at least 34 of political candidates being murdered.
Lujan Grisham posted on X, formerly Twitter, “Many thanks to the experts who joined us in Mexico City for today’s Clean Energy and Energy Security Collaboration Roundtable discussion.”
“Together, we’re working toward innovative solutions and partnerships for a #sustainable #clean #energy future,” she added, with a picture attached showing her with others in attendance.
But more than the eco-left policies the post promoted, her outfit is what caught the attention of many, showing her in a loud gold and multi-colored jacket and short skirt, while donning chunky jewelry and white/nude colored strapped boots.
X users took to the platform to comment on the governor’s flamboyant ensemble.
“Whoever picked that outfit hates you with a stone-cold passion. I’m 
opposed to everything you stand for, but even still, I wouldn’t send you out in public looking like that kind of fool. It’s savage. Meanwhile, NM doesn’t have a real governor, & it shows. Impeach Grisham now,” wrote Auntie Barnes.
Another wrote, “Sweet baby Jesus, woman, who dresses you? That outfit is so tackyAlso did taxpayers fund this trip too?”
Sassy Vet wrote, “So that’s what a cartel prostitute looks like?”
“Are you ever in Santa Fe working on the problems of the state…..ever?” wrote another.
One X user opined, “Did you lose a bet?”
JPNorth concluded that “those faux boots are a fashion travesty. Like your phony green agenda, a bad idea that fails in both function and form. A concept with no real purpose.”
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