Standing Up For New Hampshire Families was, and is, a faux group funded from outside the state, run by a lobbyist. Measuring it’s effectiveness is merely a measure of the hypocrisy of Democrats who deride outside influence and the ignorance of Republicans who are too lazy to see where the message is coming from. The guy running it is Tyler Deaton. Tyler, like Mo Baxley before him, is propped up by national, out of state money, running their national, out of state agenda. It is neither local, nor grassroots, nor the pulse of public opinion unless the power of a nationally funded propaganda campaign counts.
The New Hampshire Republicans for Equality PAC (nHrFe), the latest, “popped up out of nowhere” web presence to splash ads across your facebook pages and web sites of New Hampshire, has something in common with Standing Up. Tyler Deaton is the front man for both (nHrFe, SUFNHF) and is even listed as the “Treasurer” of the nHrFe PAC.
Same hired gun. Same agenda. And probably the same out of state money. Not really New Hampshire. Not really Republicans. Not that surprising.
The leader of the PAC is Sean Owen, president of WEDU, which on his LinkedIn page is listed as a New York City Marketing and Advertising company with a presence in Manchester New Hampshire (Printer’s Square Inc). Wedu’s reach includes web based marketing and site development, which explains why a Northeastern entity hosted the Web Site for NH Republicans for Equality…at Bluehost out of Provo Utah. Right?
The who is data for nHrFe mentions nothing about Owen, Deaton, or anything else. Does this suggests a very short lifespan, a lack of commitment, a little Potemkin Internet Villiage hiding the real influence behind it all?
http://www.nhrfe.com/contact/
http://whois.domaintools.com/nhrfe.com
Info: (FAST-12785240)
Bluehost.com
Bluehost Inc
1958 South 950 East
Provo, Utah 84606
United States
Phone: +1.8017659400
Fax..: +1.8017651992
Email: 
Last modified: 2012-03-20 16:06:39 GMT
All moot points, perhaps,for now, unless you have an interest in who the players are behind the scenes, and who is funding them. Democrats like to scream like banshee if they can even imply impropriety. I’m not screaming, but this certainly looks like a truckload of nonsense. Not much different than everything else that tries to pass itself off around here as homegrown, or grassroots anything.
