President Demands 'New Mexico' Change Its Name To 'New America'... Two Weeks Before Midterms

New Mexico Was A Territory In 1851. It Became A State In 1913 

October Surprise

As the November midterms bear down on America, the President of the United States has demanded the state of New Mexico change its name. He wants New Mexico to become 'New America.' 

The demand follows many renaming efforts, mainly involving bodies of water. Recently, though, the President has gone on to renaming words and phrases. For example, several weeks ago, he told the public that anyone who called Artificial Intelligence by its original name, or used the words 'AI' was now considered the 'enemy.' 

On October 19th, 2026, a new message came from the White House. "We are not Mexico, we are the United States of America!" he wrote on Truth Social. 

New Mexico is a common place-naming system left over from the earlier days of the country, when people arrived and named their new towns and territories after places they left back home.

Other well-known examples using the word 'New' include  'New England,' 'New Brunswick,' 'New Jersey,' 'New Hampshire,' 'New York,' 'New Bedford,' 'New Haven,' 'Newark,' and 'New Orleans' all of which are among the hundreds of U.S. cities and states named this way.