Santa Fe mayor Javier Gonzales is currently in New York City for two summits.
Grover Norquist speaking at a “Politics on the Rocks” event in Scottsdale, Arizona in 2012.
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While at the Yale School of Management CEO Summit/Mayors College, the mayors in attendance listened to several speakers, from Oklahoma City mayor Mick Cornett to Fortune editor-in-chief Alan Murray. Also at the summit is anti-tax icon Grover Norquist.
Gonzales, a former Democratic Party of New Mexico chair, does not agree with Norquist on much.
Showing that, unlike many public officials and public figures, Gonzales actually runs his own social media accounts, Gonzales showed his unhappiness with Norquist’s “rhetoric.”
Grover Norquist speaking now proposing killing Davis Bacon Act. Very hard to maintain composure and not YELL! #sillyrhetoric.
— Javier Gonzales (@javiermgonzales) June 3, 2015
Mind boggling to see the rhetoric up close!
— Javier Gonzales (@javiermgonzales) June 3, 2015
Gonzales, it appears, successfully fought the urge to yell.
Other speakers received a better reception from Gonzales.
Dinner at #NYSE with @FortuneMagazine editor Alan Murray very cool. #mayorscollege #yale
— Javier Gonzales (@javiermgonzales) June 3, 2015
Quote of the day. @SecretaryFoxx "Mayors are constructively impatient".
— Javier Gonzales (@javiermgonzales) June 3, 2015
As of now, Richard Berry hasn’t tweeted anything about the summit.
There has been no #selfiewiththemayor with Gonzales and Norquist.
