Clinton Weighs Staff Shake-Up After NH

[The Other Castro]

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Campaign leaks are the best indicators of campaign dissatisfaction...

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/02/hillary-clinton-staff-shakeup-218955

[Famous Mortimer]

It ain't the campaign, it's the candidate.

[Blair]

Looks like a coordinated leak tbh, not that it makes it any better.

[Famous Mortimer]

I actually know a couple of her staffers in Iowa and they don't even like her, they just view it as a job. So maybe she could get better people. I doubt it would make much difference though.

[indysaff]

It ain't the campaign, it's the candidate.

[Ebsy]

I actually know a couple of her staffers in Iowa and they don't even like her, they just view it as a job. So maybe she could get better people. I doubt it would make much difference though.

I know about 10 or so Clinton staffers in Iowa, and they all struck me as sincere in their support of Clinton.

On the original topic, I think after Mook has proved himself time and again, he would make a good central authority in the campaign.

[Figueira]

She'll still win the nomination.

[Admiral Kizaru]

It ain't the campaign, it's the candidate.

This.

Granted some of the messaging strategy could be better but her problems have been largely from her own doing (emails, Goldman speeches etc). If anything it was her campaign that got her over the line in Iowa.

[Potus]

My god I missed a Clinton campaign these last eight years. Such a public mess.

[Ebsy]

My god I missed a Clinton campaign these last eight years. Such a public mess.

The thing is, it hasn't been a public mess, and the Politico piece goes so far as to note that the campaign is a much tighter ship with much more loyal staffers this time around. But, please, continue to buy into your own chosen narrative.

[HillOfANight]

I actually know a couple of her staffers in Iowa and they don't even like her, they just view it as a job. So maybe she could get better people. I doubt it would make much difference though.

I know about 10 or so Clinton staffers in Iowa, and they all struck me as sincere in their support of Clinton.

On the original topic, I think after Mook has proved himself time and again, he would make a good central authority in the campaign.

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http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/03/us/politics/democratic-race-iowa-clinton-campaign.html?smid=tw-share&_r=0

Outsiders at least aren't a fan of Robby. I think the old guard is wrong though. But she does need better communications people. Why has it taken her people so long to prep her on the wall street speeches, etc. Why can't she create a simple motto/theme?

[Landslide Lyndon]

Mook has ran a much tighter ship this year. Unlike 2008 you don't read every day stories about internal strife and campaign staffers sniping at each other. And this time it has spent its money much more efficiently and still retains a healthy bank account used to organize in post-Super Tuesday states.

And whoever has read "Game Change" should know that even the much heralded Obama campaign had its moments of turmoil and self-doubt.

[Averroës Nix]

Apparently Mark Penn is still involved with Clinton's campaign? I'd laugh if she weren't the presumptive nominee.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Apparently Mark Penn is still involved with Clinton's campaign? I'd laugh if she weren't the presumptive nominee.

Apparently he gives some unofficial advice to Bill. Wouldn't surprise me if Penn was the one who encouraged him to attack Sanders.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Clinton should just drop out and concede the nomination to Sanders.

[Admiral Kizaru]

http://www.mediaite.com/online/clinton-dismisses-rumors-of-campaign-firings-i-have-no-idea-what-theyre-talking-about/

Seems like it was a BS story from Politico.

[Spark]

She'll still win the nomination.

Not guaranteed at this point.

[xavier110]

http://www.mediaite.com/online/clinton-dismisses-rumors-of-campaign-firings-i-have-no-idea-what-theyre-talking-about/

Seems like it was a BS story from Politico.

You're easily convinced by Hillary giving a nothing statement? Lol

[DrScholl]

Clinton should just drop out and concede the nomination to Sanders.

Why? Considering that she's going to destroy him on Super Tuesday, it would be stupid for her to do that. I mean, Sanders wants a coronation because of muh, big banks, billionaires, evil this, corrupt that, but he shouldn't get a free ride just because he wants one.

[Shadows]

I don't think there is anything bad about her staff, I am sure they are trying their best to help her win & she is still doing very well nationally