John Deaton

“Of course it's problematic. I would say to President Trump, 'What happened about fiscal conservatism that a Republican is supposed to support?'”

“No invitation and that's okay. When I stood on stage and I said, 'F the Republican Party, F the Democrat Party,' I wasn't talking about voters. We've got to get back to putting people first and getting politics out of every decision.”

“Massachusetts is full of independents and unenrolled voters tired of both parties treating them like a cheering section. I'm not asking people to become Republicans. I'm asking them to send someone who has lived paycheck to paycheck and will fight for results.”

“I have no primary opponent because the Massachusetts Republican Party stands united. They want a senator who will represent every single one of them, not just the political class in Boston and Washington. Whether you're in Worcester, Springfield, Cape Cod, the North Shore, or the Berkshires, I will take this fight to every corner of Massachusetts. I will listen to your concerns, I will fight for your values, and I will put your interests ahead of party loyalty every single day.”

“I didn't come up through the political machine. I came up through the Marine Corps and the real economy. And because Massachusetts families are tired of the same old insiders fighting the same old fights, the Republican Party is now united behind one mission: sending a fighter to the United States Senate who will actually deliver results.”