4th ranked House leader seeks US Senate seat in New Mexico
Luján hails from a prominent New Mexico political family that includes Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, a distant cousin by marriage, as well as his father, Ben Luján, who was the state’s House speaker for over a decade. The elder Luján served in New Mexico’s unsalaried Legislature from 1974 until shortly before his death in 2012.
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One would think that this would be pretty darned easy to prove or disprove.
... A mama and a papa and a boy who was grown
He wanted to marry and have a wife of his own
He found a girl she suited him nice
He went to his father to ask his advice
His father said: “Son, I have to say no
The girl is your sister, but your mama don’t know”...
“While I respect my friend, our governor, Michelle Lujan Grisham, we’re not cousins.”
In legalese, that means second cousins or something.
