I wrote this back in September, 2017:
Ray Buckley -Chairman of the New Hampshire Democrat Party- was recently taken to task, and deservedly so, for referring to disaffected voters who might be inclined to vote for President Trump as “white supremacists.”
WMUR had interviewed Matt Braynard, the executive director of Look Ahead America, an organization created by some former Trump campaign data-gurus whose mission is to “identify patriotic Americans who’ve become disaffected and cynical, so we can engage them on issues relevant to them, get them registered, get them educated and turn them out to vote.”
The numbers Braynard are talking about are not insignificant: “New Hampshire’s going to be, probably, the state we advance to next,” Matt Braynard, Executive Director of Look Ahead America, said. “We’ve identified maybe 15,000 inactive voters who we would consider disaffected, patriotic Americans. And potentially 100,000 or more unregistered adults we’re going to reach out to.”
This was enough to unhinge Buckley who was quoted by WMUR as calling these disaffected voters white supremacists:
As noted at the outset, Buckley was deservedly taken to task for his vile comments. From Look Ahead:
From New Hampshire Political Buzz:
What’s been overlooked, however, is that it was WMUR -specifically Adam Sexton- that started the vile white supremacist slur:
“Is a vote a vote or are you guys going to try to keep those people separate?”
Obviously, Sexton shares the same mindset as Buckley. If you don’t ascribe to the progressive agenda, that makes you a white supremacist. Sexton is the husband of Amanda Grady Sexton:Sexton is not alone in using his position at WMUR9 to advance the agenda of the New Hampshire Democrat party. The late State Representative Steve Vaillancourt told me years ago that Buckley considered Sexton’s colleague, John DiStaso, his go-to guy to get his message out.