"...early on most of the resources
and the staff were absorbed in building his schedule and building crowds
for events. And so we have successfully done that and accomplished
most of our goals for those visits, which include getting him in front
of as many key activists as possible and generating good media." More>>
-Karen Hicks
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"...I think that we have done
what I think you have to do in New Hampshire in terms of getting a campaign
up and running, which is we went out and hired some really good people."
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-Caroline McCarley
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"We have a lot of strength.
There's a lot of prominent folks, and we've got a mixture of folks throughout
the state. It's not concentrated in one certain area. Like
any campaigns that start, we're putting together the organization and an
infrastructure even in the office here. Hiring staff. Getting
the office up and running. Computers. Networking..." More>>
-Erik Greathouse
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"I started in March and what
we've accomplished is we've put together a few trips, we've lined up some
key endorsements, we are beginning to lay out our staffing plan, we just
got an office--so we've laid a lot of the early groundwork that's critical
to make this happen." More>>
-Steve Bouchard
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"I think we've had a series
of very positive trips that the Senator's made to the state--met a lot
of activists. I think we've got generally good press coverage of
his trips. I think we've also been able to hire a very talented,
motivated staff, open an office, and I think reach out to New Hampshire
activists in a very grassroots way." More>>
-Ken Robinson
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"We have put together what
I think is a very, very talented and impressive group of key activists
and supporters around the state." More>>
-Peter Greenberger
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"Name recognition and electability are
the number one hurdles we face in NH. [O]nce people realize who Dennis
Kucinich is people inevitably support him...his message crosses the political
spectrum...his message is about the rights all humans should have under
a democracy!"
-Trevor Elkins
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