Indivisible has been a topic of conversation nationally since the early 2000s. Although lightly covered by news outlets, it has not gone without coverage. Indivisible is not a new idea, it is merely Conservative tactics repackaged with a liberal bow. Indivisible was created by using the exact tactics of the tea party to champion progressive causes.

In a 2016 interview with Mother Jones, Indivisible founder Ezra Levin gave multiple points of focus for the organization. Levin clearly stated that in order to be effective, you have to be local.

Levin noticeably pointed to local action as the first strategy of Indivisible. Indivisible considers itself a grassroots organization, and to be grassroots means that Indivisible must carry local influence. These local groups often hide behind the cloak over other issues locally ranging from Enviromental causes to women’s rights. The one thing that stays consistent is that these groups always encourage Republicans to back candidates who are not what they appear on the surface.

Indivisible uses facebook as an organizing point. It is not used as a communication tool for leadership, rather it is used as a rally point for rank and file volunteers. It gives wonderful insight into their mindset by being part of these groups.

Perhaps the largest scale operation ever attempted by Indivisible was the Nikki Haley campaign. If you remember, there was a massive push to have Democrat voters change their registration to Republican in order to vote for Haley against Trump in the primary.

Levin’s own words with Mother Jones in 2016 stated that they would be embracing an entirely defensive campaign.

So Indivisible, (funded by Reid Hoffman) sought to switch voter registration of Democrats to prop up a Manchurian candidate in Haley (funded by Reid Hoffman) to defend against Donald Trump receiving the Republican nomination rather than playing offense and beating Trump in a general election. Since it almost worked on a national stage, why would possibly stop Indivisible from using the same tactics at the local level. As I have stated before, I believe that LeAnn Pennington’s 2022 upset of incumbent Joe Mullins was the beta test for this model in Florida.

I believe that Saint Johns County was always the intended local target. The results of the 2022 Saint Johns County primary show that the Indivisible infiltrators are on the verge of being successful. Social media posts made by the group shows that their strategy was to have Democrats register as Republicans in order to impact the primary election at the county commission level.

As previously reported, it appears that local liberal activist Nicole Crosby was the puppeteer in the entire takeover over the county.

Those screen shots were obtained by a local source and point back to a directed effort to influence the local election. The Blake in question is Blake Paterson, who was removed by the Republican Party of Florida as the local GOP chair.

In addition this source, (who is a principled Democrat) states that the Indivisible duo of Gross and Gaglianese will be shifting their focus to surrounding counties.

Gaglianese had previously stated in a 2021 private message that she would own the county by 2022.

It would appear that the Gross/Gaglianese duo has now focused their attention on both Duval and Flagler Counties. Gaglianese has bragged about how Duval County GOP chairman Dean Black lover her. Gaglianese has also built out an extensive network into Flagler County organizations such as Moms For Liberty.

The vice chairman of the Flagler County Moms For Liberty Organization is known to be an associate of both Gaglianese and Gross.

It remains to be seen if the Indivisible influence will be felt in other counties outside of Saint Johns, however the willingness of Republicans to fall for such low brow tactics tells me that it is likely.