1) Question 1 (2024) Passed ~72% Yes – Audit Still Obstructed
Voters authorized the State Auditor to review the Legislature. Leaders refuse documents; DiZoglio filed SJC lawsuit February 10, 2026, to compel compliance—no resolution yet.
Massachusetts voters spoke clearly: 72% approved Question 1 in 2024 to authorize a full legislative audit. Yet Beacon Hill obstructs—Auditor DiZoglio filed suit in the Supreme Judicial Court on February 10, 2026, to force compliance, and the case remains unresolved. Until leaders honor this mandate and restore transparency, we file accurate paper returns on April 15 but withhold voluntary payment.
This is not legal or tax advice—only a sourced call to principled action. Participants may face penalties, interest, and collections. Share with fellow taxpayers who value accountability.
The latest glorious news from Comrade Healey’s People’s Commonwealth. All praise is mandatory. All criticism is obstruction.
In a bold stroke of revolutionary ingenuity, Comrade Healey’s MassHire program now trains shelter migrants to become police officers at state community colleges — forging an inspiring new relationship between the People’s Law Enforcement and recruits whose legal eligibility to carry firearms remains charmingly unresolved. When the old cop supply runs low, grow your own.
Original Dispatch (via Gately) →Republican challengers note that a top Healey advisor was arrested for trafficking cocaine out of the Governor’s office, while a former consultant was linked to Jeffrey Epstein’s image rehabilitation campaign. The People applaud such a diverse and enterprising administration. Truly, it takes a village — or at least a very busy office suite.
Original Dispatch →In an act of magnificent benevolence, Comrade Healey has decreed a 25% cut to electricity bills — for exactly two winter months — funded by fees charged to the same utilities whose rates her green mandates helped double since 2014. Spring bills will be raised to reclaim the discount. The cycle of gifting and reclaiming is now complete. You’re welcome, comrade.
Original Dispatch (WBUR) →After three years of Healey’s “affordability” leadership, Massachusetts now holds the distinguished title of most expensive state in the nation to raise a family, with the 2nd-highest electricity costs in the country (Hawaii gets a pass — it’s an island). State spending has grown $10 billion under her watch. The $63B budget grows 3.8% — nearly twice the pace of the inflation she promised to fix.
Original Dispatch (WBUR) →A federal probe spanning 2024–2025 uncovered 18 defendants — mostly undocumented — running a gun trafficking network out of Yarmouth supplying 110+ firearms, fentanyl, and large-capacity magazines. The network had alleged ties to the PCC, a major Brazilian criminal organization, and local gangs “Tropa de Sete” and “Trem Bala.” Lucas Nascimento-Silva, 28, of Yarmouth drew a 17.5-month sentence. ICE detainer filed. Under Dear Leader’s sanctuary policies, the pipeline thrived.
Original Dispatch (Hyannis News) →The Chelsea Soldiers’ Home — a facility for veterans — was shuttered and then reopened as a migrant housing facility under the Healey administration. When House Republicans moved to give homeless Massachusetts veterans preference over migrants in the state shelter system, House Democrats defeated the amendment. The People’s priorities are clear: the veterans who served can wait. The paperwork is still processing.
Original Dispatch (Fall River Reporter) →Over 4,000 Cape Cod residents signed an open letter raising fiscal and public safety concerns about migrant placements — cost of housing, schooling, vetting, and $40/day in taxpayer-funded spending money. Sen. Julian Cyr’s response: characterized their concerns as “extremist” rhetoric using “dog-whistles.” The People’s Senator has spoken. Seniors on fixed incomes who asked questions about their tax dollars: report for re-education.
Original Dispatch (Hyannis News) →Enforce voter sovereignty. Restore transparency. End the era of unchecked spending and opacity.
Implement the legislative audit authorized in 2024. Auditor DiZoglio’s SJC lawsuit (filed February 10, 2026) seeks records and compliance—end the obstruction now.
Audits reveal $11.95 million in public benefits fraud in FY25 (SNAP, MassHealth), no-bid contracts, and excessive costs (shelter spending $819M+ in FY25)—taxpayers deserve oversight before more funds flow.
File accurate returns on April 15 with a protest letter. Refuse willing remittance until the audit proceeds. Force collection if needed, echoing Massachusetts traditions of civil protest.
Sourced scandals and ongoing issues fueling this protest.
Voters authorized the State Auditor to review the Legislature. Leaders refuse documents; DiZoglio filed SJC lawsuit February 10, 2026, to compel compliance—no resolution yet.
Federal wire fraud and falsification charges ongoing into 2026 (status conference Jan 20, 2026). Defrauded association for personal/political expenses—who represents taxpayers?
Auditor’s Bureau of Special Investigations uncovered fraud in SNAP ($4.1M+), MassHealth, and other programs—unlicensed schemes and fake claims stealing taxpayer dollars.
Surcharges (Mass Save, renewables) add 17–24% to bills; nearly doubled overall in some analyses—state mandates drive costs while families face winter spikes.
Taxpayer funds for shelters and services ballooned amid migrant influx—FY26 budget ~$276M with reforms (hotels phased out, caseload down), but costs remain a major concern.
File accurately on paper, protest openly—delay voluntary payment until the audit mandate is honored.
File Form 1 on paper by April 15 (showing full liability). No electronic payment. Enclose a protest letter citing the audit obstruction and scandals. DOR may apply penalties/interest and collect via enforcement—we stand firm in principled delay.
Check current Form 1 instructions for the correct PO Box (different if no payment enclosed). Source it directly from Mass.gov—don’t guess.
CC your rep/senator with a demand letter for audit compliance timelines. Keep everything in writing for the record.
Forward to friends and neighbors. Strength in numbers—taxpayers united in demanding accountability before funding unaccountable systems.
Edit and personalize. Enclose with your paper filing or send to officials. These tie refusal directly to the audit fight.
[Your Name] [Your Address] [City, MA ZIP] April 15, 2026 Massachusetts Department of Revenue [Correct PO Box from current Form 1 instructions - no payment enclosed] Re: Protest - Withhold Voluntary Payment on 2025 State Taxes Until Audit Mandate Enforced Dear DOR, I file my accurate 2025 Massachusetts state tax return on paper but withhold voluntary payment as principled civil protest. This action delays willing remittance until Beacon Hill honors the voter mandate for transparency. Key reasons: - Voter sovereignty denied: Question 1 (2024) passed with ~72% yes authorizing a full legislative audit; obstructed for years. Auditor DiZoglio filed Supreme Judicial Court suit February 10, 2026, to compel records/compliance - case ongoing. - Representation crisis: Rep. Chris Flanagan (1st Barnstable) absent/indicted on federal wire fraud/falsification charges (ongoing into 2026). - Corruption & waste: $11.95M in public benefits fraud identified in FY25 (SNAP $4.1M+, MassHealth schemes); excessive shelter spending ($819M+ in FY25); policy-driven energy bill increases crushing families. Penalties, interest, and enforcement collection may follow - I accept that risk. But I will not voluntarily fund unaccountable governance until the audit proceeds and transparency is restored. Sincerely, [Your Name] Sources: [Include key links from facts section above]
[Your Name] [Your Address] [City, MA ZIP] [Date] The Honorable [Rep/Senator Name] [Office Address] Re: Demand Immediate Compliance with Question 1 Audit Mandate - Taxpayer Protest Dear [Title/Last Name], As your constituent, I withhold voluntary state tax payment in principled protest until the Legislature honors Question 1 (72% voter approval in 2024) and allows Auditor DiZoglio's full audit. Her February 10, 2026, SJC lawsuit seeks to force compliance - obstruction must end. Provide a written timeline for producing records, scope, and implementation. Address related issues: Flanagan indictment/absence, FY25 fraud ($11.95M+), shelter/energy costs. Taxpayers deserve accountability before funding continues. I delay willing remittance until the mandate is enforced. Sincerely, [Your Name] Sources: [Add links from facts section]
Stick to official receipts—add your own if verifiable.