Inside The New Hampshire Rallies: Buttigieg, Biden, And The Revolution
Manchester, N.H. -- It's Sunday morning in New Hampshire. Just two full days to go before voters line up to help decide the Democratic nominee.
By Christopher Bedford
February 10, 2020
Manchester, N.H. — It’s Sunday morning in New Hampshire. Just two full days to go before voters line up to help decide the Democratic nominee. Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s junior-high gymnasium speech opens its doors in 40 minutes, and already there’s no parking for blocks of slow-moving, salt-and-dirt covered cars — a mainstay of New England winter.
A Trump truck found the premo spot in the house, and the driver is happily celebrating with a MAGA flag and pop country music on his radio. Sporting New Hampshire license plates, he gestures up the Hudson, N.H. street when asked where he lives. He does not, however, want to give his name “to the fake news media.â€
Smart man. By the time the rally ended, he’d been joined by some friends (and their plows). A local fan club of sorts. They wanted to know if we’d enjoyed “the clown show.â€
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