Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) on April 15, 2019 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. (Photo: Mark Makela/Stringer/Getty Images)
Sep 07, 2019
Sen. Bernie Sanders on Thursday rolled out a list of 53 endorsements from state and local party officials ahead of Saturday's New Hampshire Democratic Party Convention in Manchester.
\u201cHUGE BERNIE NEWS: Bernie Sanders campaign has just rolled out 53 new Endorsements for Bernie for President from the State of New Hampshire. All names of those who just Endorsed Bernie are listed below \ud83d\udc47\n\nhttps://t.co/PQjXGa3MAQ\u201d— Kylee Jones (@Kylee Jones) 1567784686
Joe Caiazzo, Sanders' campaign director for New Hampshire, toldWMUR that the campaign was "honored" to have the support (pdf) of so many members of the party in New Hampshire.
"This latest round of endorsements shows we are not only retaining and engaging supporters from 2016, but building new support from a broad swath of leaders from around the state," said Caiazzo.
Sanders received a hero's welcome at the convention on Saturday.
\u201cNo question the biggest applause of any candidate so far is @BernieSanders in #NHDems2020 @NHDems\u201d— Jane \u201cGo Vote\u201d Kleeb (@Jane \u201cGo Vote\u201d Kleeb) 1567878988
In his remarks, Sanders referred to President Donald Trump as "the most dangerous president in the history of our country" and pledged to defeat him in 2020--though, Sanders said, that's just part of the campaign's goal.
"It is not enough just to defeat Trump," said Sanders. "We must finally create a government and economy that works for all of us, not just the one percent."
The Democratic primary takes place on Feb. 11, 2020.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders on Thursday rolled out a list of 53 endorsements from state and local party officials ahead of Saturday's New Hampshire Democratic Party Convention in Manchester.
\u201cHUGE BERNIE NEWS: Bernie Sanders campaign has just rolled out 53 new Endorsements for Bernie for President from the State of New Hampshire. All names of those who just Endorsed Bernie are listed below \ud83d\udc47\n\nhttps://t.co/PQjXGa3MAQ\u201d— Kylee Jones (@Kylee Jones) 1567784686
Joe Caiazzo, Sanders' campaign director for New Hampshire, toldWMUR that the campaign was "honored" to have the support (pdf) of so many members of the party in New Hampshire.
"This latest round of endorsements shows we are not only retaining and engaging supporters from 2016, but building new support from a broad swath of leaders from around the state," said Caiazzo.
Sanders received a hero's welcome at the convention on Saturday.
\u201cNo question the biggest applause of any candidate so far is @BernieSanders in #NHDems2020 @NHDems\u201d— Jane \u201cGo Vote\u201d Kleeb (@Jane \u201cGo Vote\u201d Kleeb) 1567878988
In his remarks, Sanders referred to President Donald Trump as "the most dangerous president in the history of our country" and pledged to defeat him in 2020--though, Sanders said, that's just part of the campaign's goal.
"It is not enough just to defeat Trump," said Sanders. "We must finally create a government and economy that works for all of us, not just the one percent."
The Democratic primary takes place on Feb. 11, 2020.
Sen. Bernie Sanders on Thursday rolled out a list of 53 endorsements from state and local party officials ahead of Saturday's New Hampshire Democratic Party Convention in Manchester.
\u201cHUGE BERNIE NEWS: Bernie Sanders campaign has just rolled out 53 new Endorsements for Bernie for President from the State of New Hampshire. All names of those who just Endorsed Bernie are listed below \ud83d\udc47\n\nhttps://t.co/PQjXGa3MAQ\u201d— Kylee Jones (@Kylee Jones) 1567784686
Joe Caiazzo, Sanders' campaign director for New Hampshire, toldWMUR that the campaign was "honored" to have the support (pdf) of so many members of the party in New Hampshire.
"This latest round of endorsements shows we are not only retaining and engaging supporters from 2016, but building new support from a broad swath of leaders from around the state," said Caiazzo.
Sanders received a hero's welcome at the convention on Saturday.
\u201cNo question the biggest applause of any candidate so far is @BernieSanders in #NHDems2020 @NHDems\u201d— Jane \u201cGo Vote\u201d Kleeb (@Jane \u201cGo Vote\u201d Kleeb) 1567878988
In his remarks, Sanders referred to President Donald Trump as "the most dangerous president in the history of our country" and pledged to defeat him in 2020--though, Sanders said, that's just part of the campaign's goal.
"It is not enough just to defeat Trump," said Sanders. "We must finally create a government and economy that works for all of us, not just the one percent."
The Democratic primary takes place on Feb. 11, 2020.
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