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In reply to the discussion: Sanders Fades In New Hampshire [View all]Gothmog
(177,767 posts)65. Top adviser Ehrenberg parts ways with Sanders campaign after 'fundamental disagreements' on strategy
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While the Caiazzo transfer may have received national headlines, to Granite Staters who are fans of Sanders and to many state political activists in general Ehrenbergs departure was a shock.
In an interview, Ehrenberg, who has been involved in New Hampshire politics for about three decades, told WMUR: From the very beginning of this campaign, the state director (Caiazzo) and I had fundamental and very strong disagreements about how to wage a successful New Hampshire primary campaign.
After months of discussion between me and key people in the campaign, it became clear that we could not agree, and within the last couple of days we agreed that I would no longer be part of the campaign. As of the end of the month, I will no longer be advising Bernie Sanders on campaign strategy.
In an interview, Ehrenberg, who has been involved in New Hampshire politics for about three decades, told WMUR: From the very beginning of this campaign, the state director (Caiazzo) and I had fundamental and very strong disagreements about how to wage a successful New Hampshire primary campaign.
After months of discussion between me and key people in the campaign, it became clear that we could not agree, and within the last couple of days we agreed that I would no longer be part of the campaign. As of the end of the month, I will no longer be advising Bernie Sanders on campaign strategy.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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At that rate Biden would get 13 delegates, Warren would get 11 delegates, everyone else zero.
George II
Sep 2019
#2
Barring minor district by district differences, here's how the delegates break down as of 9/10....
George II
Sep 2019
#8
Warren is surging. If she finishes top 3 in Iowa and wins NH, she might just win this thing.
scheming daemons
Sep 2019
#16
She is next door to New Hampshire...she should be winning big...and she will lose in areas with AA
Demsrule86
Sep 2019
#17
That is not even close to true...apples and oranges...she is from Boston...New Hampshire is next
Demsrule86
Sep 2019
#29
The BS campaign is showing cracks. The foundation is crumbling. He cannot win.
NurseJackie
Sep 2019
#55
It's probably the "thrown off the yolk of Clintonian 'compromise'" that caused the laugh.
betsuni
Sep 2019
#45
Sanders put his campaign "into the hands of someone who loathes the Democratic Party."
betsuni
Sep 2019
#62
Top adviser Ehrenberg parts ways with Sanders campaign after 'fundamental disagreements' on strategy
Gothmog
Sep 2019
#65
Interesting, here is a poll released a day later with Sanders in a big lead and Biden in 3rd
Quixote1818
Sep 2019
#67