Rand Paul campaign staffs up for final primary push [N.H.]

[carlton]

MANCHESTER, N.H. —U.S. Sen. Rand Paul’s campaign is adding New Hampshire staff and office space as the leadoff presidential primary approaches.

WMUR.com has learned the campaign is adding three staffers in the Granite State.

Among the three are communications specialist Matt Chisholm, who will move full-time to New Hampshire next week to oversee the state campaign’s communications operation.

As a result of the moves, the Paul campaign will have 12 staffers in New Hampshire.

Chisholm is a former staffer for the Stop Hillary PAC and has served as a deputy chief of staff and communications director in the U.S. House. He has been a communications consultant and was the New Hampshire state field director for former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman’s presidential campaign in 2012. He also worked on Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder’s successful campaign in 2010 and the Republican National Committee’s Victory programs in Michigan and Ohio in 2008.

Also, WMUR.com has learned the Paul campaign will open an office in Littleton on Saturday. It will be the campaign’s second office in the state.

“Our campaign continues to build the most robust grassroots organization in the Granite State. With 375 county co-captains, and an expanded staff, we're laying the foundation for a strong New Hampshire performance," campaign senior advisor Mike Biundo said.

Paul will return to New Hampshire on Dec. 11-12 with stops scheduled in Concord and the Monadnock Region, as well as in the Manchester and Nashua areas and in southern Rockingham County.

http://www.wmur.com/politics/rand-paul-campaign-staffs-up-for-final-primary-push/36745958

 

[Liberty74]

Doesn't mean shit. I'm sure all other candidates are staffing up in Iowa and NH too.

What matters in Iowa and NH is...Who will the media FAVOR in the last month leading up to the votes? Who will the media drop scandals on leading up to the votes? What effect will PACs have on certain candidates like Trump?

IMO the ground game does't mean much anymore...

 

[AndrewIHeart]

That's why it's so important to fight against the media. Tell the people you know a narrative that's different from the "mainstream" media, which includes Fox and even their websites now.