Sanders has in NH what others want but challenges remain

[TexasTowelie]

MANCHESTER — As six other Democratic presidential candidates stream into New Hampshire this week, there’s solid evidence 2016 presidential primary winner Bernie Sanders has here what they all want — a network of committed grassroots supporters.

But there are signs many from Sanders’ onetime devoted flock are actively shopping around and some already intend to pass next year on the 77-year-old Vermont senator who’s embraced the socialist label.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., will make her 10th trip to New Hampshire next weekend; former Maryland Congressman John Delaney has done nearly 100 different events in the first-in-the-nation since the beginning of 2019.

Coming off stops in Iowa, South Carolina and Nevada, former Vice President Joe Biden’s first 2020 campaign trip here Monday and Tuesday is certain to draw large crowds and easily the most national media buzz of any kickoff since he’s become the polling front-runner.

Read more: https://www.unionleader.com/news/politics/sanders-has-in-nh-what-others-want-but-challenges-remain/article_ed6b41fd-e944-5dc1-8430-c20e1ae70762.html?block_id=664693

[MineralMan]

1. There are several remedies for Sanders Fatigue Syndrome heading to NH.

They're traveling that way to pitch their benefits. Given the most recent NH polling, it looks like Senator Sanders no longer has a lock on that state. Can he rebuild a majority among Democrats there? I don't know. We'll see.

[Uncle Joe]

2. This is a well balanced read.

Thanks for the thread TexasTowelie.

[NYMinute]

3. Sanders has no prayer in NH

He will be lucky to get 25%