Yet another of our sources supplies us with a further discussion of Mises Caucus Organization, in the form of a quote form their foundational documents:
Party Organizing Department—This department recruits and onboards new state and regional organizers, and trains them on how to carry out the four-point strategy. It keeps the state organizers up-to-date on caucus tactics, software, protocols or endorsements. It also helps mobilize members for state and national conventions.
Candidate Support Department—To survey candidates running for public office, Divisions
Departments are divided into discrete, specialized areas of activity, called Divisions. Divisions facilitate inter-departmental activity by dividing personnel along specialization. The layout, composition, and internal structure of Divisions are highly dependent on the Department. Some Departments may have none or a single Division.
Examples of Organizing Divisions – Regional Organizers.
Examples of Candidate Support Divisions – Candidate Identification, Candidate Support
Examples of Issue Coalition Divisions – Relationship Cultivation – Dedicated to seeking out people of influence within other issue organizations or community leaders within a given issue and forming relationships with them.
Issue Managers – People dedicated to overseeing the issue coalition effort related to specific, individual issues. EX: 2A, Drug Decrim, War, etc
Examples of Communications Divisions – Social Media, Podcast, Content
Examples of IT Divisions – CRM, Administrative Tech, Decentralized Tech
Examples of Marketing Divisions – CRM, Fundraising.
Somebody puts a lot of stock in extreme bureaucracy. The true mark of the authoritarian.
When their voting block would consult a text message at the state convention in CO when they “took over” before every vote I know they were authoritarians. It was the first time I ever saw the majoroty of the room have their mind made up going in and didn’t argue and debate before finalising a decision. But that process is easier when all one has to do is follow the word of dear leader
Reminds me of you during your term on the LNC. I remember the votes.