“Mass Victory Offices” Setup for Baker and Liberals ONLY! Conservatives Need Not Apply

“Mass Victory Offices” Setup for Baker and Liberals ONLY!

Conservatives Need Not Apply

by Lonnie Brennan

See the e-mail below.  This is nothing new. The only surprising thing is that more people don’t know about it: The Massachusetts Republican Party is run by liberal Democrats, masquerading as Republicans.

The onset of an election season is again marked by the onset of so-called “Victory Offices” deployed by the MassGOP, presumably to ensure the victory of all Republicans. Ha. In truth, the offices are collection centers: collection centers established to suck the life out of all volunteers from as many local candidate committees as possible. The specific task: phone would-be voters. Identify their interest in voting for the governor.

That’s it. A database collection and verification effort on behalf of the top of the ticket.

What is, however, surprising, is that one local office staff member was honest enough to admit to a would-be user that the game is rigged.

I have direct experience with these offices from several cycles. It’s always the same. One purpose: top of ticket. All other political offices are not even a secondary concern. At best, a tertiary concern. Yes, IF you can keep someone on the phone long enough, you’re allowed to ask an approved question about your local candidate – IF that candidate is a liberal. Again, conservatives are NOT welcome in the Baker “big tent.”  [Reminder: If you support the 2nd Amendment, vote for Scott Lively – send a message to Gov. Charlie Baker.]

So, what’s the correct action for a would-be campaign volunteer? Simple:

1. Give money directly to the one candidate you really want to support. And do it now. Even if it’s $20. Just do it. Give more when you can.
2. Don’t step foot inside a “Victory” office. There are alternative ways to identify voters who need to be called. There are many people who can provide you the listings and show you how to do this. And remember, the personal touch is always the best. Share lists with one another, and go through every name and see if you know any of your neighbors. That’s the best method: direct to folks you know.
3. Volunteer to walk your neighborhood with your candidate, and a stack of signs. Get a sign up at every 5^th house you visit. Ask everyone. Deploy right there, right then. This is simple stuff.

Here’s an e-mail obtained which was sent today to the MassGOP. It says it all. (Note: Several addresses have been removed to protect the innocent):

From: Diane Splitz
Date: Thursday, August 2, 2018
Subject: Mass Victory Office Usage
To: “ashley@massvictory.com” <ashley@massvictory.com>, “info@massgop.com”

Dear Sir or Madam:

Yesterday a friend and I went to the Mass Victory office in Sandwich and met with Dylan Soule.  I have been a volunteer on a number of campaigns in the past participating in stand-outs and parades, walking door-to-door, working on the phone bank, attending fundraisers, and have assisted with mailings.

I have done some of these things for Representative Randy Hunt and have financially supported his campaign in the past, but like many of his conservative constituents, I feel he has betrayed us with his support of liberal economic policies and social agendas.  He has reached across the aisle so many times that he has forgotten which side of the aisle he belong on and who put him there.

I was upset to learn from Dylan that Mass Victory would not be supporting Representative Hunt’s opponent, Ron Beaty, because of a felony conviction from years ago whereby he went to jail for doing basically what Madona and Robert De Niro did recently, only to be publically praised.  As a hot-headed youth he made some inappropriate statements, for which he has taken full responsibility.  It is disappointing to know that, while he served his time, is not a threat to society and never really was, and, unlike his opponent, has proven his dedication to advancing true republican ideals, your office is unwilling to assist him in his campaign.

Additionally, we were told by Dylan that Mass Victory would not be supporting the Scott Lively for Governor campaign because it is, “Not a strategic move.”

It is my understanding that the Massachusetts GOP raises money to aid ALL republican candidates and professes to apply NO favoritism.  Dylan specifically indicated that he believes the GOP does not want to waste any money on a candidate that has little hope of winning. We explained that allowing Dr. Lively supporters to display his materials in Mass Victory offices and use the phone bank data system will be of no extra cost to the office, or to the organization as a whole.  Dylan also indicated that volunteers who use the phones for all other campaigns are expected to insert information that specifically promotes Governor Charlie Baker, a clear indication of favoritism.

As a conservative constituent of the Town of Sandwich and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, I am appalled that conservative candidates are being blacklisted in this way.  I would like a clearer explanation as to why certain candidates are being treated so unfairly and I would like you to reconsider your position and allow us to promote our preferred candidates through the Mass Victory offices.

Dylan, I must say, was very charming, pleasant and professional.  From what I can tell, he is very hard working and dedicated.  He seemed genuinely open-minded about our concerns, apologized for not being able to help us and explained that the decisions were being made by people “above his pay grade.”  I hope the people above his pay grade can prove to him that our government is still for the people and by the people by making the election process more equitable for all.

I look forward to your response.

Sincerely,
Diane Splitz
Sandwich, MA