Bernie Sanders replaced the New Hampshire state director of his presidential campaign on Sunday after growing indignation from his fiercest supporters that their concerns about losing the first-in-the-nation primary states were being ignored
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Sen. Bernie Sanders has replaced the New Hampshire state director of his presidential campaign after growing indignation from his fiercest supporters that their concerns about losing the first-in-the-nation primary stateMore than 50 members from Sanders’ state steering committee applauded on Sunday afternoon when they heard that Joe Caiazzo had been reassigned to Massachusetts, according to those in the room.
A Sanders adviser suggested another reason for Caiazzo’s shift to Massachusetts, which is Warren’s home state.“Given Sen. Warren’s favorables in Massachusetts, there’s a tremendous opportunity for competitors there,” the adviser said. “Coupled with the fact [that] Massachusetts has a large number of delegates, it’s important to contest the commonwealth vigorously. Campaigns that don’t are making a mistake.
Ehrenberg was a driving force behind Sanders’ introduction to New Hampshire, helping him land major speaking engagements to union groups for almost a decade. He served as
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