An update on the New Hampshire Mises Caucus Purge: Jeff Douglas is a massive coward

They had a chance to do the right thing, and refused.

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So I want to give a Mises Caucus Update. If you aren’t sure what’s going on, you can refer to the archive on this site to follow the events of the New Hampshire Mises Caucus Purge up until this point.

I've been quiet for the last week in hopes that the leadership of the Mises Caucus would come to their senses.

They have not.

I had a conversation with Michael Heise a week ago, and I thought it went well.

On that call, Michael Heise asked me if I wanted Jeff Douglas to call me. I said yes.

Then I waited.

The phone call never came.

I texted Michael once. He told me he needed more time.

I kept waiting.

I texted again.

Michael told me that he was really busy and didn't have time to deal with it.

He made it very clear that Jeff had no intention of calling me because Jeff - after literally smearing me to at least 100 people, including my own mother - thought that what I did in exposing his actions was worse than what he did to me.

Then Michael made it clear to me that the Mises Caucus had no intention of even attempting to fix the problem and that, if I told people what happened, I was "causing drama."

I disagree.

I supported them, including spending thousands of dollars out of my own pocket, for two years.

I do not believe telling the truth about them and how they have treated my friends and me is "causing drama"” I believe it's telling the truth.

They had every chance to fix this, and a simple apology would have done, and they made the choice not to.

Jeff Douglas is a coward and has no business in any leadership position for any organization.

I wish things would have been different, but it is what it is.