Tyler Deaton used to work for the same people who paid Mo Baxley. Baxley was a progressive shill for out-of-state, NYC based, liberal gay-rights money. Deaton took over to push the same agenda, with the same money, but as a Republican. Without getting too technical, the goal was to use political influence to normalize the homosexual lifestyle. Under Deaton it would be about inclusion in the Republican Party.
Now, Deaton is with the Young Republicans, and he’s passing a verbal Gall stone over the “inclusion” of Rick Santorum in a conference designed to stimulate discussion about expanding the base of the GOP.
“It’s embarrassing for the New Hampshire Republican Party to associate itself with Rick Santorum, especially at a time when we have so much opportunity to be successful,” he told the Granite Status.







The cost of doing business has a direct effect on your ability to hire, retain, and reward employees. The more time and money you must expend interfacing with the bureaucracy, and the army of flying compliance monkeys being waved out the castle window by successive Democrat run governments, the fewer resources you have left over for anything else. Then there are the taxes and fees Democrats love, which nibble (or perhaps chew) at your success, leaving you less to grow your business with.
