Inside Bernie Sanders' bid to retake New Hampshire

[TexasTowelie]

WEST LEBANON, N.H. — Just before 10 a.m. on a hazy Saturday, Joe Caiazzo drove up to the small house, off the main strip in West Lebanon, that will serve as Bernie Sanders’ campaign office in the Upper Valley for the next 200 days.

With warnings that the temperature would rise into the triple digits over that weekend two weeks ago, the 32-year-old New Hampshire campaign state director was dressed appropriately with a light blue polo shirt and khaki trousers.

Introducing himself, his accent betrayed his Massachusetts roots, but he was quick to say that he was technically born in New Hampshire, albeit in Derry — about 20 miles from the state line.

With Sanders in Iowa for the weekend, Caiazzo planned to go down to Keene to hear Nina Turner — the Vermont senator’s senior adviser and firebrand — speak to supporters at the Unitarian Universalist Church, and then drive back north to West Lebanon for the grand opening of what would be the sixth Sanders office in the state and then, to hear Turner rally the troops once again.

Read more: https://vtdigger.org/2019/07/29/inside-bernie-sanders-bid-to-retake-new-hampshire/

[crazytown]

1. A 13-point code of "expected conduct" is pinned to the wall of the West Lebanon office

It says “See something. Experience something. Say something. We are only as safe as we make it.”

[NurseJackie]

3. Interesting. (Thanks for sharing that.)

[Vegas Roller]

2. BS won't win New Hampshire

People are on to him - except the faithful who will go down with the sinking ship and pout.

[NurseJackie]

4. You're right about that. Every candidate's days are numbered...

You're right about that. Every candidate's days are numbered, every campaign will come to an end... some sooner than others. It definitely looks like the BS campaign will be among the first to close up shop. He won't be viable after "Super Tuesday".